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Monorail Scales

Monorail scales are designed to be used with monorail systems, which are overhead railways that use a single rail or track. Monorail scales are typically made from steel or aluminum, and they have a large platform on which the monorail car rests. The scale measures the weight of the monorail car by using sensors that are located underneath the platform. 

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We offer high-quality servicing and calibration of monorail scales to ensure their continued accuracy, reliability, and performance.

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We offer quick delivery of our monorail scales, ensuring that our customers receive the equipment they need in a timely manner.

Monorail Scale FAQs

Monorail scales are a type of industrial weighing system that uses load cells and other sensors to weigh objects as they move along a monorail track. The monorail track is typically suspended from the ceiling or other support structure, and the objects to be weighed are attached to a carrier or trolley that moves along the track. As the object moves along the track, it passes over one or more load cells or sensors that measure the weight of the object and send the data to a digital display or other device.

Monorail scales are commonly used in manufacturing, logistics, and transportation industries, where objects need to be weighed as they move along a production line or through a warehouse.

Monorail scales work by measuring the weight of an object as it moves along a monorail track. The monorail track is equipped with load cells and sensors that detect the weight of the object and send the data to a digital display or other device.

Monorail scales are increasingly being used in industrial and commercial applications due to their many advantages. One of the most significant advantages of using monorail scales is their high accuracy.. Additionally, monorail scales can improve throughput times and increase productivity by weighing objects as they move along a production line or through a warehouse. They eliminate the need for manual weighing, reducing the risk of errors and improving efficiency in the weighing process.

When purchasing a monorail scale, consider features such as a Certificate of Conformance, size and weight capacity, accuracy, durability, and live rail size. Look for a scale made with durable materials, with high accuracy and a weight capacity that suits the items to be weighed. The length of the rail should be long enough to accommodate the items.

Yes, monorail scales can be designed to meet the requirements of hazardous environments, such as those with explosive or flammable materials. These scales are typically constructed using materials that are resistant to corrosion and designed to prevent sparks or other sources of ignition.

What Our Customers Say

"American Scale's technicians are the best I've ever seen. They never stopped working, never goofed off and were very knowledgeable and could answer every question I asked."
Karen Gramm
Regional Manager, ABF Freight
"The service and overall satisfaction is a 10! The guys do an excellent job."
Terri Keller
Master Manufacturing
"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
"American Scale's technicians are the best I've ever seen. They never stopped working, never goofed off and were very knowledgeable and could answer every question I asked."
Karen Gramm
Regional Manager, ABF Freight
"The service and overall satisfaction is a 10! The guys do an excellent job."
Terri Keller
Master Manufacturing
"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

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