CRANE WEIGHING SCALE
A crane weighing scale, known as a crane scale or hanging scale, is a specializ type of scale design to measure the weight of heavy loads suspended from a crane or hoist. These scales are commonly use in industries that deal with large and bulky items that are difficult to weigh using traditional platform scales. Here are the details and common uses of crane weighing scales:
- Low Capacity: 100 kg (220 lb) to 1,000 kg (2,200 lb)
- Medium Capacity: 1,000 kg (2,200 lb) to 10,000 kg (22,000 lb)
- High Capacity: 50,000 kg (110,231 lb).
- Highly Accurate Crane Scales
- Overload Weighing Protections
- Includes Infra-red Remote Controls
- Clear LED Bright Display
- Long Battery Life
- Continuous Accuracy and Reliability
- Suitable for Industrial Harsh Environments
- Professional device for robust applications in production, quality control, logistics etc.
- stable construction and robust design, it is ideal for continuous use in industrial environment
- High mobility: thanks to battery operation, compact construction and low weight, it is suitable for use in several locations (production, warehouse, dispatch department etc.)
- Range of tare: 100 % of [Max]
- LED display with Gross/Tare/Net
Crane Weighing Scale Details:
- Design: Crane weighing scales are design to be suspend from a crane or hoist using a sturdy hook or shackle. They often have a compact and rugged construction to withstand the rigors of heavy lifting.
- Load Cells: Inside the scale’s housing, there are load cells or sensors that detect the force exerted by the suspended load. This force is convert into a weight measurement.
- Display: Most crane scales have a digital display unit that shows the weight reading. Some advanced models might come with wireless displays or remote readouts for convenience and safety.
- Capacity: Crane scales come with various weight capacities, ranging from several hundred kilograms to several tons, depending on the model.
- Power: Typical powered by rechargeable batteries, making them suitable for remote locations or areas without easy access to power outlets.
Uses:
- Industrial Lifting: The primary use of crane weighing scales is to measure the weight of heavy loads.
- Manufacturing and Production: Crane scales are use to weigh raw materials, finished products, and components in manufacturing processes. This ensures accurate measurements for quality control and inventory management.
- Shipping and Logistics: In shipping yards and warehouses, crane scales are use to weigh large cargo containers, shipping crates, heavy packages loaded onto trucks, ships, or aircraft.
- Construction: Crane scales help construction sites accurately measure and distribute materials concrete, steel beams, pipes, and other construction components.
- Mining and Extractive Industries: In mining and extraction operations, crane scales are use to weigh minerals, ores, and raw materials for pricing, transportation, and processing.
- Recycling and Waste Management: Crane scales are use to weigh large quantities of recyclable materials, waste, and scrap metal in recycling facilities.
- Agriculture: In the agricultural sector, crane scales are use to weigh livestock, large bags of feed, and agricultural equipment.
- Oil and Gas Industry: Crane scales are use to weigh oil drums, containers, and equipment in the oil and gas sector.
- Entertainment and Events: In event setups, crane scales are use to measure and distribute weights evenly for staging, lighting, and sound equipment.
- Automotive Industry: Crane scales are use for weighing vehicle components, engines,