What is a Digital Scale Indicator and How Does it Work?
A digital scale indicator is a device used to display and interpret the weight measurements obtained from a digital scale. Learn more
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How Long Do Digital Scales Last?
With proper care & maintenance you can prolong the lifespan of your digital scale & ensure accurate readings for years to come.
How to Choose the Right Load Cell
Choosing the Right Load Cell Choosing the right load cell for your weighing system is crucial to ensure accurate and reliable measurements. With so many different load cells available in the market, it can be overwhelming to select the right one for your application. In this article, we will guide you through the process of … Continued
How to Measure Rain – Rain Gauge Scales
Rain and snow are an integral part of earth’s ecosystem. Snow helps regulate surface temperature, and once it melts, it fills many rivers and reservoirs all around the world. Rainfall waters our crops and helps life to grow. But, at the same time, too much water and snow can harm your plants, so you … Continued
Scale Calibration Procedure
Step-by-Step Analytical Balance Calibration Procedure Maintaining an analytical balance is essential for any laboratory. A calibration procedure should be conducted regularly to ensure accurate measurements and results. At Arlyn Scales, our analytical scale experts have assisted operations of all sizes in the swift, efficient calibration of their instruments. In this article, we consider … Continued
Weighing Corrosive Chemicals with Arlyn Scales
Equipment corrosion is an issue for any company whose daily operations require the handling of corrosive materials. In these cases, your first line of defense against corrosion is to use specialized equipment that’s built to resist the effects of these items. If your business uses or produces chemicals or liquefied gases, then you’ll require a … Continued
How to Connect Your Scale to Computer: A Step By Step Guide
Before the invention of the personal computer, industrial scales completed just two tasks: measuring items and displaying weight values — and that’s it. If a company wanted to document the results, an operator had to record every weight reading by hand. Undoubtedly, the process was time-consuming and vulnerable to errors. By removing this extra step, … Continued
Recycling Weighing Scale
Recycling has become a natural way of living in many homes, schools, and businesses around the world. More than ever, we are all well aware of the impact that waste products have on the environment. At Arlyn Scales, we are excited to take part in recycling developments in the metrology industry. We are constantly working … Continued
Chlorine Cylinder Scales for Water Treatment Plants
While chlorine is one of the most commonly manufactured and used chemicals in the United States, it can also be a dangerous gas to work with. Chlorine gas has a variety of uses, including bleaching paper and cloth, treating waste, and as an ingredient in solvents, rubber, and pesticides. This gas is stored in pressurized … Continued
Dynamic Weighing Scales & Indicators
Weighing products in a factory or commercial setting can be a time-consuming process. You have to stop the line, take a product off of the conveyor belt, weigh it, and put it back. This can interrupt the flow of production and cause delays. But what if there was a way to weigh products while they … Continued
Paper Counting Scales
Despite what the rock and scissor industries claim, not all paper is alike! In fact, there are different styles of paper, with varying weights, thickness, and materials. To regulate these different types and qualities, companies need a way to measure the weights of the paper accurately. Paper scales are designed for exactly this purpose. At … Continued
What Does “Intrinsically Safe” Mean?
“Intrinsically Safe” is a term that generally refers to controlling thermal and electric energy releases within an industrial environment. It’s also a safety term that is subject to government regulation. Your scales and equipment need appropriate certification f to carry the label Intrinsically Safe. Some industries that require intrinsically safe equipment include chemicals, paints, solvents, … Continued
