Search Results for SAW bench

Arlyn Scales: Top Industrial Bench Scale Manufacturer in the U.S.

By Arnold Gordon

If you’re in the market for an industrial bench scale, you likely have all sorts of options when it comes to choosing a scale manufacturer. You can attempt to find a distributor in your local area that offers a variety of different scales manufactured by all sorts of companies, or you can attempt to find … Continued

The Science Behind SAW Technology

By Arnold Gordon

  In the past, companies that were looking for accurate, precise measurements were left with few options when it came to industrial scales. Finding a scale that offered high-resolution readings, without costing a large fortune seemed like a pipe dream, until Arlyn Scales unveiled their patented Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) technology. Arlyn Scales has been … Continued

SAW vs. Force Motor Scales: What’s Better for Industrial Precision?

By Arnold Gordon

Table of Contents What Is a Force Motor Scale? What Is SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) Technology? Side-by-Side Comparison Why SAW Is the Better Fit for Industrial Work When Would You Still Use a Force Motor Scale? Built for Real Work: Arlyn Ultra Precision SAW Scales Want Help Figuring Out What You Need? When precision really … Continued

Advantages of SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) Scales

By Arnold Gordon

There are two technologies that currently dominate the weighing industry — strain gage scales that provide good accuracy at low costs and force motor scales that provide excellent accuracy at higher costs. A DIFFICULT TRADE OFF Industrial engineers and purchasing managers searching for a precise scale have to consider two main factors when making a … Continued

How SAW Scales Are Built

By Arnold Gordon

Many measurement applications require extremely precise measurements with great accuracy. To get the precision you need, you will need a scale with high resolution that will work in the most extreme industrial settings. This can be extremely difficult unless you are willing to spend an exorbitant amount of money. To avoid this, Arlyn Scales invented … Continued