Crane Scales

Crane scales can provide an accurate and convenient way to weigh heavy objects. Crane scales are designed to be sturdy and durable, capable of holding large weights without tipping over. They also typically feature a large digital display, making it easy to see the weight of the object even from a distance.

The scale consists of a large metal frame, with a platform or deck where the object to be weighed is placed. The frame is hung from a crane or other lifting device, and the object is lifted off the ground using the crane. The weight of the object is then measured using a digital display on the crane scale.

Yes, we offer crane scales for rent. Our crane scales are designed for safe and accurate weighing of large loads, making them perfect for construction sites, warehouses, and other industrial applications. The scales can be easily mounted on a crane or other lifting device. Contact us today to learn more about our crane scale rental options.

At American Scale, we have a wide variety of crane scales available for purchase. We have scales that can accommodate any weight capacity, from light-duty to heavy-duty. Our crane scales are made from high-quality materials so you can be confident in your purchase. 

Yes, we offer service and calibration for crane scales. We understand the importance of having accurate and reliable measurements, which is why we offer this service to our customers. With our service, you can be sure that your crane scale is providing accurate readings. We also offer calibration for crane scales to ensure that the scale is providing accurate readings.

As crane scales are used to measure the weight of heavy loads, it is important that they are regularly calibrated to ensure accuracy. Depending on the frequency of use, most crane scales should be calibrated at least once a year. However, if the scale is used on a daily basis or for critical applications, it may need to be calibrated more frequently.

Crane scales are used to weigh a variety of objects like heavy machinery, vehicles, shipping containers, and large pieces of equipment.