Industrial Digital Scale Products

TruckWeight's strain gauge sensors measure within 0.3-2% of gross vehicle weight, while the patented air suspension sensor achieves 0.3-1% accuracy across all weather conditions. Accuracy depends on suspension type, sensor calibration, and installation quality, so following documented calibration procedures helps maintain consistent readings over time.

Yes. TruckWeight sensors are designed for tool-free installation, typically completed in minutes. Installation kits and calibration documentation are provided, and calibration data is transferable between trucks, so the sensor can be moved to a different vehicle without recalibrating from scratch.

TruckWeight offers strain gauge sensors for spring and mechanical suspensions, including walking beam and Chalmers systems, plus a patented temperature-and-pressure-based sensor for air suspensions. This range covers most Class 4-8 commercial trucks, tractors, and trailers regardless of suspension configuration.

The touchscreen in-cab display shows axle, gross vehicle, and net weights in real time, while TruckWeight Analytics stores and shares this data via cloud platforms and telematics APIs. Together they let drivers monitor loads from the cab and let back-office teams track compliance, calibration, and fleet-wide weight trends remotely.

TruckWeight sensors provide reliable wireless monitoring up to 500 ft (155 m) from the display, which comfortably covers typical truck and trailer configurations including drop-and-hook trailer operations without requiring a wired connection between sensor and readout.

TruckWeight strain gauge and air suspension sensors include a 2-year warranty covering the sensor hardware. Specific warranty terms for displays and cloud analytics services are handled separately, so it's best to confirm coverage details for each component when requesting a quote.