Position the display up to 6 feet from the platform for an unobstructed view when weighing large loads. These scales are NTEP approved for weighing materials sold by weight. All have a tare function that lets you reset the scale to zero after placing a container on the platform. They have a power cord.

Safely view your tension force measurements on a handheld receiver up to 450 ft. away when moving bulk material with cranes and hoists. These gauges are also called dynamometers and crane scales. Made of steel, they’re durable enough to briefly hold heavy loads up to 500% of their capacity. But, they will no longer take measurements if the load exceeds 200%. Warning lights will flash first when your load exceeds capacity, then again when it reaches 133% capacity. To prevent overloads, the peak-hold setting displays the highest measurement. The tare function lets you reset the gauge to zero after attaching a container to weigh only the material inside. These gauges include a calibration certificate traceable to NIST that states they’ve passed a test for accuracy. They also meet IEC and ASME safety and fatigue standards.

Because their indicators and load cells are IP rated, these gauges stand up to washdowns and brief submersion common to food and chemical plants. They’re also safe to use outdoors since they’re NEMA rated to seal out weather.

These gauges come with two shackles that work with other lifting fittings, such as clevis hooks. The included batteries power their load cells for up to 2,000 hours.

Keep a safe distance when weighing large loads—these scales have a remote display that can be mounted up to 20 feet from the platform. They are NTEP approved for use with products sold by weight. The tare function lets you reset the scale to zero after placing a container on the platform.

Position the display up to 14 feet from the platform for reading at a safe distance. The platform has a ramp on both sides for loading material. Scales have a 9-pin RS-232 serial port to connect to your PC with a data cord (sold separately). The tare function lets you reset the scale to zero after placing a container on the platform. Scales operate on an AC adapter or batteries (not included).

These scales are NTEP approved as legal for trade and have an IP69K rated load cell for use in washdown environments. They withstand exposure to dust and moisture, including the frequent high-pressure, high-temperature washdowns commonly used in outdoor industrial environments, food processing facilities, and chemical plants. Plus, the scale-to-display junction box meets NEMA 4X standards for protection against washdowns and corrosion.

Also known as platform scales, these have a low profile so you only need to lift heavy objects 3" off the ground. Their stainless steel construction and a ribbed structural underside give them the necessary support to weigh thousands of pounds at a time. To keep items in place, a diamond tread on the platform provides slip resistance. The load cells in these scales are FM approved, so they’ve been tested for quality and safety by Factory Mutual.

Subtract the weight of a container with the tare function to weigh only the material inside. Use the counting mode to keep a running tally of how many items are on the scale.

Mount the remote display at a distance on a workstation, column, or wall—the connecting cable is 22 feet long. The backlit display features 1"-tall digits for easy reading.

Ramps—Install ramps to slide or wheel heavy loads onto scales. If you install two ramps, they must be on opposite ends.

Check the weight of your load without leaving your forklift. These forks have an embedded scale that uses Bluetooth to send measurements. The scale has tilt compensation, so it's accurate even if your forklift's mast is not perfectly vertical. For easy viewing, clamp the remote display onto your forklift’s dashboard or mast. You can also link the scale to your smartphone or tablet to view, log, and export data from an app.

Use these forks with any forklift equipped with an Industrial Truck Association (ITA) Class II carriage. They slide into forklift pockets just like any other forks. To minimize downtime, each fork has its own battery that lasts up to 75 hours on a single charge.

Warning: Distribute your load evenly across the forks to prevent overloading one side or the tips. Never use to lift people or items over people.

Weigh materials sold by weight right from your forklift—these forks have an embedded scale that’s NTEP certified for accuracy. For easy viewing, clamp the remote display to your forklift’s dashboard or mast. The scale uses Bluetooth to send measurements. You can also link the scale to your smartphone or tablet to view, log, and export data from an app.

To measure the weight of your load alone, place an empty pallet on the forks and press the tare button. Then either load up the pallet or remove it and pick up a different, pre-loaded pallet with the forks. The scale also has tilt compensation, so it’s accurate even if the mast is not perfectly vertical.

Use these forks with any forklift equipped with an Industrial Truck Association (ITA) Class II carriage. They slide into forklift pockets just like any other forks. To minimize downtime, each fork has its own battery that lasts up to 75 hours on a single charge.

Warning: Distribute your load evenly across the forks to prevent overloading one side or the tips. Never use to lift people or items over people.