How to choose the weigh beam scale?

Industrial, heavy duty scales may seem less complex than scientific balances, but it can be tough to find the right features, and to select a scale that can withstand rigorous conditions and demanding daily usage. This post will go over pallet weighing beams and the features that makes them different from other industrial scales.

Intelweighing weighing beams are composed of two beams with enclosed load cells, joined by an indicator. Our Model: IWWB1600 Weighing beams have wheels for easy transportation. One great thing about pallet weighing beams is how little space they take when they're not in use. They're also very versatile; users can change the beam configuration to accommodate a variety of crates, containers, platforms and pallets.

Features to look for when choosing a pallet beam:

Intelweighing weighing beams are quite common in industrial settings. If you're looking for a new heavy duty instrument, here are some features you should keep in mind while you search. Don't forget to look at capacity and readability as well; no need to buy something that can go up to 3000kg when you only need to weigh up to 1000kg.

Integrated wheels ensure the beams are easy to move when they're not being used to weigh pallets. The wheels should be sturdy and roll easily. A handle makes transportation even easier.

Don't compromise on the load cell. So long as they're adequately built, enclosed channels can house high quality load cells that provide accurate, highly repeatable results while withstanding the rigors of daily warehouse usage.

A low profile makes loading and unloading easier, especially for heavy objects.

If you are interested in this scale, please check this link http://www.intelweighing.com/product/en/list/Product-20190826-112857-1.html 

and any questions please contact us freely sales@intelweighing.com