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3 Helpful Tips When Using Industrial Scales

By Arnold Gordon

There are hundreds of industrial scale styles, but at the end of the day, every person who purchases an industrial scale is aiming to achieve the same thing: obtain accurate weight measurements from his or her industrial scale. For most weighing applications, you can determine the weight of objects using a number of different types … Continued

How High Resolution Scales Can Improve the Overall Process of Your Business

By Arnold Gordon

Even if you don’t actually keep a scale in your bathroom, let’s pretend you do, and that you step on it every morning so you can keep track of how much you weigh. Your scale measures weight in pounds and displays measurements like this 000.0. Every morning, you see the measurement of your weight on … Continued

Where to Purchase Veterinary and Animal Scales

By Arnold Gordon

When it comes to purchasing veterinary and animal scales, many scale manufacturers will tell you that any heavy duty platform scale will serve your needs. The reality is that this is not always the case. At Arlyn Scales, we have a variety of scales that are rugged enough to handle the daily rigors that are … Continued

Arlyn Scales and Accuracy Over Time: What to Know

By Arnold Gordon

Companies across a vast multitude of industries utilize industrial scales. Common uses for industrial scales include using them to help keep track of inventory and weighing items before sending, or after receiving, shipment. There are a number of highly regarded weighing technologies available to consumers today; however, the accuracy of the results they produce can … Continued

Explosion Proof Scales for Agriculture Environments

By Arnold Gordon

When using a scale in explosive agricultural or industrial conditions, there is often concern over the electrical equipment having the potential to spark, which can potentially cause an explosion. Arlyn Scales has developed a line of Explosion Proof Scales that meet the tight standards set forth by the National Electric Code (NEC).  This should allow … Continued