
Rail Track / Truck Combo Scale
This scale is ideal for bulk cement, aggregate, grain, scrap metal and chemical applications where rail and truck weighing are applicable.
A railroad scale is a weighing device that is used to weigh railroad cars. The scale typically consists of a platform that the railroad car can be rolled onto. The platform is connected to a digital readout that displays the weight of the railroad car. There are different types of railroad scales, but all serve the same basic purpose. Some scales are very simple, while others are quite complex.
We install and service models that qualify for "legal-for-trade" status as well as others. All installations meet the highest standards.
In-pit or above-ground styles, easy-maintenance and high durability models are available. Our scales use stainless load cells for longevity.
This scale is ideal for bulk cement, aggregate, grain, scrap metal and chemical applications where rail and truck weighing are applicable.
The B-TEK Rail Scale can weigh a variety of car sizes efficiently without compromising accuracy.
Rice Lake’s non-Legal for Trade RailBoss rail scale is less than one-third the cost of other rail scales and typically takes less than eight hours
The RLP is a tough and reliable rail scale for the weighing of rail cars, with NTEP and Measurement Canada approval for static weighing.
The SURVIVOR PL is a low-profile, pitless modular railroad track scale, excelling in high-accuracy, Legal for Trade weighing applications.
The SURVIVOR RT rail scale is a Legal for Trade rail and truck combination scale, incorporating a rugged, accurate, heavy-duty weighing system with Rice Lake’s
The Weighline rail scale is designed to provide rail car weights quickly, safely and affordably.
A railroad scale is an important piece of equipment for any business that relies on rail transport.
The scale ensures that loaded trains are within the legal weight limit, preventing potential fines and damage to railroad tracks. It also helps to ensure that locomotives are not overloaded, which can lead to decreased efficiency and increased fuel consumption.
In addition, the railroad scale can be used to weigh individual railroad cars, allowing businesses to keep track of their inventory levels.
The scale consists of a platform that is supported by four or more load cells. The load cells are connected to a controller, which calculates the weight of the railroad car based on the force exerted by the load cells.
Railroad scales are used to weigh both empty and full cars, and they can be calibrated to accommodate different loads. When a railroad car is weighed, the scale first measures the weight of the car itself, and then subtracts the weight of the contents. This allows the railroad company to accurately determine the net weight of the car, and to billing accordingly.
Yes, you can certainly rent or purchase a railroad scale from American Scale. We have a variety of sizes and types to choose from, so you can find the perfect one for your needs.
Our friendly staff is always here to help you with any questions you may have.
Yes, we service and calibrate railroad scales. We have a team of certified technicians who are experienced in working with all makes and models of railroad scales.
We understand the importance of keeping your railroad scale accurate and in good working condition, so we will work diligently to ensure that it is calibrated correctly.
If you have any questions about our services, or if you would like to schedule a consultation, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
While most railroad scales are designed to be highly accurate, over time they can become inaccurate due to wear and tear. For this reason, it is important to regularly calibrate railroad scales to ensure that they are providing accurate measurements. How often railroad scales should be calibrated depends on a number of factors, including the type of scale, the frequency of use, and the environment in which the scale is located. However, as a general rule, railroad scales should be calibrated at least once per year. By following this schedule, you can help to ensure that your railroad scale is providing accurate measurements.
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