Tractor, Loader and Forklift Scales

Strain gauge sensors measure within 0.3-2% of gross vehicle weight, while the air suspension sensor achieves 0.3-1% accuracy in all weather conditions. This level of precision helps operators avoid overweight violations and optimize payloads without relying on external weigh stations.

Yes, calibration data is transferable, allowing sensors to be moved from one truck, tractor, or loader to another without recalibrating from scratch. This reduces downtime when reassigning equipment across a fleet.

TruckWeight sensors offer reliable wireless monitoring up to 500 feet (155 m), allowing operators to view weight data on a handheld display or in-cab screen without needing a direct wired connection to the sensor.

Operators can choose a handheld display, a touchscreen in-cab display showing axle, gross, and net weights, or cloud-based analytics accessible from a phone or back-office computer, with optional GPS and serial printer support for record-keeping.

TruckWeight strain gauge and air suspension sensors include a 2-year warranty covering the sensor hardware. Specific coverage terms and exclusions should be confirmed with TruckWeight support at the time of purchase.

These scales are used across mining, agriculture, construction, refuse, utility, logging, and aggregate hauling operations, wherever operators need accurate onboard payload measurement to maximize loads and maintain regulatory compliance.