Interface products are used in scales to measure tiny forces to those weighing massive assemblies. Whether on-board scales in garbage trucks or crane scales tracking suspended loads, the variety and number of applications are rapidly increasing. These smart scales improve efficiency and safety, plus provide valuable insights for innovation in manufacturing, logistics, and many other fields.
Mining Tank Scales
During mining operations, a tank requires precise scales to ensure the quality of the procedures. The weight must be tracked and managed during the extraction, storage, mixing, or blending of various materials. Interface recommends using our WSSCLC-Mount Weighing Assembly Load Cells, paired with the 1280 Programmable Weight Indicator and Controller, to monitor the content’s weight accurately.
Vehicle Safety Scales
The transportation and logistics industries use scales for all types of weighing applications. Precision in weighing is vital, for cost controls and safety. Sensor enabled scales are used on docks, inspection points and at distribution sites. A prime example is the WWWP Wireless Wheel Weighing Platform, which offers law enforcement a portable, high-precision tool for roadside commercial vehicle weight enforcement. Designed for mobility and efficiency, it allows officers to weigh vehicles on-site without permanent infrastructure, displaying results directly on the platform or transmitting them wirelessly to an indicator for remote evaluations. This functionality keeps the inspectors and vehicle operators safe in a high traffic area.
Smart Pallet Scales for Inventory and Transportation
Pallets are used to transport various goods. Adding a scale to pallets provides a way to weigh and track inventory and shipments. It can also indicate if products have been removed by weight. Smart pallet scales can even assist in setting prices based on weight. Interface recommends installing multiple SSB Sealed Beam Load Cells at the corners of the bottom pallet. Heavy loads placed on the pallet are measured when connected to WTS-AM-1E Wireless Strain Bridge Transmitter Modules. The force data is wirelessly transmitted and rec
