Weighing and force measurement

Weighing is where this company grew up, and we have worked in it from the start. We are not a reseller — we manufacture both the strain-gauge load cells and the scales, which is what lets us deliver applications that no catalogue scale can solve.

That is usually why customers come to us: the scale has to work in dust, in heat, in motion, with vibration from surrounding equipment, or built into a machine that is already in place.

How we approach a weighing application

The first question is what is being weighed and what the result is for. A scale used in trade, where legal verification is required, needs a different design from a process scale that controls dosing on a production line. Accuracy class, load-carrier construction and the way values reach your system all follow from that answer.

Every application means solving three things at once:

1. Mechanics — how the load reaches the cells without parasitic forces.
2. Cells and electronics — range, accuracy class, ingress protection, environment.
3. Data — what the weighing should trigger, record or pass on.

Weighing as part of a larger whole

Most of our scales do not stand alone. They are part of storage and conveying, production lines or packaging equipment — and in those cases we supply the whole installation, weighing, control and documentation included.

For everything we supply we also handle metrological inspection and calibration, so you need neither to track verification validity nor to employ a metrologist.

What we deliver

• Scales for legal-for-trade use and as process instruments
• Strain-gauge load cells made in house
• Weighing systems retrofitted into existing equipment
• Weighing data passed to higher-level systems (ethernet, RS485, Profibus)
• Metrological inspection, calibration and servicing of what we supply

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