Michelli Weighing & Measurement Blog

In this post, we review lists of daily, weekly, monthly and semi annual truck scale maintenance related tasks that you can do on your own to keep your scale in great working order.

Rice Lake & MSI design overhead weighing solutions with two things in mind: accuracy & safety. Learn about these solutions, and which may be the best fit for you, in this blog post.

Truck scale software can help you keep track of inbound and outbound weights. But did you know these programs can also help you streamline operations and keep records without any additional manual labor? Learn more in this post.

The Sartorius Entris® II Essential and Advanced balance lines contain over 80 models, covering a weighing range from 60 grams to 12 kilograms and readability from 0.1 milligrams to 1 gram. Learn more about what makes the Entris® II unique in this post from Sartorius.

If lightning strikes a truck scale, a few problems can occur. While we can’t control nature, and no fix is 100% guaranteed, there are some precautions scale owners should take that help to greatly reduce the risk of lightning damage to a truck scale.

There are a great many options regarding livestock scales on the market. Since the size and focus of many cattle operations vary greatly, there are many possibilities that should be considered before making a decision that finalizes a scale-buying decision.

Let’s examine the Dockmate, a legal-for-trade automatic bulk weigher system designed to be used in bulk seafood unloading, batching, packaging & tracking operations. Learn how it helps users increase efficiency in this post.

The Dillon Quick Check-T is ideal for situations where guy wire tension must be measured quickly and accurately. The tension meter can be placed on a cable, take a measurement, and be removed in under five seconds, with no complex lookup tables or conversion charts. Learn more in this post.

Scales that are typically used outdoors are designed to weather the elements, but there are still certain measures operators need to take to ensure their equipment is protected. Use these simple preventative measures to protect scales from rain this season.

Utilizing A&D weighing equipment, such as static or in-motion checkweighers, throughout your food & beverage manufacturing process can ensure that you are maintaining quality control and that not giving away product.

When performing scale calibration, technicians test the scale using the applied weight required based on the scale’s maximum capacity. To calibrate a scale, the technician utilizes certified test weights to apply the recommended applied load amount to the scale, then ensures that the scale indicator displays the correct amount of weight. The key to proper scale calibration is having the correct tools for the job.

Avery Weigh-Tronix indicators provide a wide range of functionality, from basic to complex. They work by displaying various weight indications, including the weight to complex recipe formulation, process control, and transmission of data for back-office management. Learn more in this post.