Truck and rail scales for heavy industry
Quarries, elevators, landfills, plant sites and freight yards run scales all day in dust, impact and weather. Each page below matches a deck, an indicator and a display to that duty cycle — with the capacities and ratings to check the fit.
At harvest, the scale is the bottleneck for the whole elevator. Thurman decks are specified where truck traffic never le…
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Haul trucks don't slow down for the scale. Quarry and mine decks take braking shock, side loads and vibration on every c…
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Log trucks load the scale like nothing else on the road — long wheelbases, concentrated axle groups, and decks that get …
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Steel moves by truck and by rail, and the scale sits in the money path for both. Thurman weighs the heaviest industrial …
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At a landfill or a transfer station the scale is the cash register. Every load that crosses it is revenue, and a deck th…
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A plant weighs in both directions all day. Aggregate, cement and liquid AC arrive by truck and the mixed product leaves …
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An overloaded trailer is a problem at the far end of the trip. Fleets, public scales and distribution centers weigh befo…
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Here the site decides the scale, not the capacity. Chemical plants, fuel terminals and power stations weigh through wash…
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