Industrial scales

Industrial scales are essential in the production of any factory, they are used daily to weigh objects that are later marketed or transported.

Unlike commercial scales, industrial scales have a higher minimum weighing capacity than commercial scales. There are different models of industrial scales that will vary in design and size depending on the manufacturing activity carried out. For example, truck scales, among others, are designed to weigh large-scale components, are much more robust and resistant than other types of industrial scales, since putting them to the limit of their capacity does not breakdown. On the other hand, an industrial scale to weigh food from a hospital in which thousands of people have to eat, will require greater precision with zero margin of error, a platform with smaller dimensions and a smaller capacity than that of a scale to weigh elements of large surfaces.
The units of measurement of this type of scales range from micrograms to tons, acquiring very precise object precision.
In short, industrial scales are used in infinite sectors such as agriculture: to determine the harvest collected and then be able to export and market it based on kilos / tons. Also in automobile sectors, junkyards, airports, restaurants, hospitals etc.