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Large High Accuracy Weighing Scales for Manufacturing Companies

By Arnold Gordon

Manufacturers often need to place heavy loads on industrial scales. These need to be rugged enough to withstand heavy shock loads, yet high resolution enough to deliver a precise weight measurement. These industries include, but are not limited to: chemical mixing, manufacturing and shipping. Each of these and many more industries use weighing systems regularly. … Continued

Precision Flow Rate Monitoring with Industrial Scales

By Arnold Gordon

Table of Contents Why Use a Scale Instead of a Flow Meter? How It Works: Weight-Based Flow Tracking Scale Types That Work for Flow Monitoring Where This Fits Automate the Flow (Or Stop It) Connection Options Frequently Asked Questions Let’s Get Your Flow Under Control If you’re handling chemicals, dosing additives, or running any process … Continued

Weighing Hazardous Waste and Materials

By Arnold Gordon

Companies that are involved in weighing hazardous waste and materials have to take special care to safeguard against the damaging effects of these potentially dangerous substances. Industrial scales that are used to routinely weigh such substances should be made of stainless steel. This is the case no matter what kind of container the substance is … Continued

Weigh Drums of Flammable Products With Explosion-Proof Platform Scales

By Arnold Gordon

When you are working with hazardous and flammable substances it is important to always keep safety in mind. Furthermore, it’s important to consider explosion-proof only machinery, when purchasing equipment to use with such substances. What Does Explosion-Proof Mean? Explosion-proof means that a machine or device safely contains sparks and prevents explosions if sparks are created. … Continued

An Overview of the Materials Used in Arlyn’s Floor Scales

By Arnold Gordon

When it comes to purchasing industrial weighing equipment, you have loads of different options. You can save money by choosing a company that does much of their design and manufacturing overseas, or you can choose to work with a U.S. based company like Arlyn Scales that not only designs and builds their scales in the … Continued

3 Types of Hazardous Areas Intrinsically Safe Scales Are Used

By Arnold Gordon

Accidents happen. Obviously, accidents can’t always be avoided. If they could be avoided, then accidents would never happen. But, when it comes to hazardous locations that employ electrical weighing scales, it is very important for accidents not to happen. When accidents take place in potentially hazardous locations, such as warehouses or facilities that store or … Continued