We’re going to try & help you understand all the truck scale terminology that you need to know. Especially if you’re new to truck scales. So let’s say your business has decided to purchase a truck scale in order to determine accurate and reliable vehicle weight for your application. That’s great! Understanding fundamental truck scale… Read More: Truck Scale Basics & Terminology You Need to Know »
Purchasing a truck scale can be a challenging project. There are numerous options to consider. Much like choosing options for a car, your truck scale can be customized to fit your specific needs and requirements. Listed below are a number of standard options to consider when ordering your new truck scale. Sight Rail / Guide… Read More: Truck Scale Options & Accessories You Should Consider »
Quality truck scale accessories increase efficiencies and optimize the flow of trucks in and out of your plant. Knowing exactly which truck scale accessories will complement your current operations can help you better select an overall truck scale system and manufacturer. Refer to your site planning flow map to see where an accessory can speed… Read More: Popular Truck Scale Accessories to Consider »
Intercomp Scales continues its history of continuous innovation and product improvement with the latest update to their HH400™ Handheld Indicator. INTERCOMP HH400 now available Previously known as the TL-RFX™ Indicator, it was the go-to choice for Intercomp’s TL™ Series Tension Link Scales. Now with added features such as output to RFX™ enabled wireless printers, memory… Read More: Intercomp HH400 Handheld Indicator Now Available »
Customers are discovering that adding a remote display to your weighing operations allows the scale operator, truck driver, customer, or anyone else nearby to see the weight displayed. A nice choice for displays is the Survivor Laserlight from Rice Lake. Power up a SURVIVOR® LaserLight remote display or an M-Series messaging display in your application… Read More: Remote Displays and Scoreboards For Truck Scales Are Becoming Standard… »
Every now and then we read about a few concerns in the industry regarding things like short weights, customers not being able to see scale indication, customer not being allowed to leave their vehicle to see the scale indicator or companies not allowing customers in the back room or warehouse to witness the weighing or… Read More: Easy Way To Stop Complaints About Scale Indication, Short Weight,… »
The new high intensity model GSE 1700 remote display offers versatility not available in competitive displays. You can display any type of information an application requires. The messages and weight data displayed are programmed into the weight indicator and can be configured to change as application variables change. EXAMPLE: A scrolling message is displayed “Drive… Read More: GSE 1700 remote display offers versatility »
RICE LAKE SURVIVOR LaserLight M Series remote display features a super-bright LED display and a non-glare filtered lens, the LaserLight M remote display is clearly visible—even in direct sunlight. The unique IntelliBright™ feature uses a photo sensor to read ambient light to automatically adjust the LaserLight’s display intensity between day and night settings. IntelliBright prevents… Read More: Remote Display to show weights and messages… »
If you need a remote display, take a look at the Cardinal line-up. We think you’ll find several outstanding options you can use. Cardinal’s giant SB-500 remote display has a 5″ (127 mm) high weight display, with each digit consisting of up to 24 segments for greater readability. The high intensity LED is viewable in… Read More: Remote Display options galore! »
If you want a SUPER BRIGHT red display for your scale system, the Rice Lake Survivor Laser Light Remote Display is your answer. ****Warning: If you stand within arms length of this display, you will need to wear sunglasses, or deal with the consequences!**** Seriously, this display is really nice. Featuring a super-bright LED display… Read More: SUPER BRIGHT Remote Displays are here! »