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Axle Scales

The most accurate way to determine the weight of a truck is by measuring the weight of each axle with an axle weighing scale. This method is considered to be the most accurate weighing system, measuring within a margin of error of 0.25%.

AX200 Axle Scale

Offering a versatile and heavy-duty design, B-TEK’s AX200 Axle Scale is ideal for accurately checking individual axle weights. The weights are used to minimize the

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AX300 Axle Scale

Featuring a heavy-duty bridge between the platforms, the AX300 guarantees and accurate axle weight measurement every time. The weights are used to minimize the risk of

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RoughDeck® AX Axle Scale

The RoughDeck AX axle scale is the portable, economical option for vehicle and truck weighing while maintaining accuracy and accountability, even in temporary site applications.

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Axel Scale FAQs

Most types of trucks can be weighed with an axle scale sometimes referred to as a trailer scale. This includes both light-duty and heavy-duty trucks. Other vehicles, such as cars, buses, and RVs, can also be weighed using this method.

Most axle scales have a maximum capacity of 80,000 pounds. Some larger models can weigh up to 200,000 pounds.

 

If you need to accurately weigh vehicles, an axle scale is likely the best option. This type of device is more accurate than other methods, such as using a scale or estimating the weight. If you have a large fleet of vehicles, or if you need to weigh vehicles that are very heavy, an axle scale may be the best choice.

An axle scale is used on a weighbridge meant to weigh vehicles with axles. The weighbridge consists of two or more sets of scales, each set placed under one of the vehicle’s axles. The weight readings from each set of scales are then combined to give the total weight of the vehicle and its contents.

Axle weighbridges are typically used in situations where it is necessary to weigh vehicles with axles, such as trucks and trailers. They are often used at truck stops, ports, and other locations where vehicles need to be weighed. Axle weighbridges are also sometimes used to weighing railroad cars.

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"The American Scale technician was very thorough and we barely even noticed he was there, which is a GOOD thing! He asked multiple questions making sure he was taking care of our every need and made sure to follow up before he left, explaining our scale situation and corrections that were made. Overall the technician did a fine job. Thanks for your services."
Paul Petrowski
Orr Safety
"I am pleased to say that the technicians with American Scale are always punctual and very professional during all their visits to our plant. I am very satisfied with their service."
Bill Wood
Tyson Foods
"The technicians that come here are great! The best thing is that they know exactly where everything is and are familiar with all the staff. Most important is this service is one of the few that I don't have to monitor or call, as it is always automatic for them."
John Hans
Airbase Services

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