Industrial and Commercial Weighing Scales

Pricing varies by sensor type and configuration. Strain gauge sensors such as the SG-1 and SG-2 range from $699 to $799, while accessories run from $24.99 to $1,999. Air suspension sensors, in-cab displays, and cloud analytics platforms are priced on request depending on fleet size and integration needs.

The best industrial scales depend on suspension type and use case. Air suspension sensors suit air-ride tractors and trailers, while strain gauge sensors work best for spring, mechanical, walking beam, and Chalmers suspensions. Look for waterproof, shock-resistant construction, wireless range up to 500 ft, and 0.3-1% accuracy for reliable results.

Onboard scales like TruckWeight's strain gauge and air suspension sensors typically achieve accuracy within 0.3% to 2% of gross vehicle weight in all weather conditions. While not legal-for-trade, they provide reliable payload estimates for daily operations, helping operators avoid overweight fines before reaching a certified weigh station.

Yes. TruckWeight offers dedicated sensor types for each suspension style: patented air suspension sensors for air-ride tractors and trailers, and strain gauge sensors for spring, mechanical, walking beam, and Chalmers suspension systems, including dump trucks, roll-off trucks, and hydrovac trucks.

Sensors are designed to be low-maintenance, with waterproof, shock-resistant, and corrosion-free construction backed by a 2-year warranty. Calibration data is transferable between trucks, and remote calibration through TruckWeight Analytics allows back-office teams to verify and adjust settings without physically accessing each vehicle.

Yes. TruckWeight Analytics provides centralized, cloud-based monitoring of distributed truck and trailer fleets, integrating with telematics APIs and cloud platforms including Google Firestore, BigQuery, and PubSub. It supports overweight alerts, auditable compliance records, and remote sensor calibration from any location.