TruckWeight Introduces Wireless Mechanical Scales
TruckWeight introduced a new onboard scale for mechanical suspension systems that can be quickly, easily and inexpensively mounted as an aftermarket installation

TruckWeight introduced a new onboard scale for mechanical suspension systems that can be quickly, easily and inexpensively mounted as an aftermarket installation.
The new Mechanical Suspension Onboard Scale requires no welding or special tools and can typically be installed in one hour on tractors and trailers with walking beam, leaf-spring and other mechanical suspensions.
Targeted primarily for refuse, aggregate and logging vehicles, the new product consists of a set of strain gauges or sensors, transmitters and a handheld receiver. With a range of 500 feet, the receiver displays axle group and gross vehicle weight readings in three-second intervals, essentially providing real-time truck weights.
Previous TruckWeight strain gauges needed to be mounted to a metal bar that had to be welded to the suspension. The upgraded gauge mounts directly to the suspension with a high-strength adhesive. The new systems also results in better accuracy and reliability.
The TruckWeight gauge is accurate to 1% on level ground and lasts up to five years.
The company's air suspension and mechanical suspensions scales are fully compatible to ensure accurate weights with tractor-trailer rigs with both systems. Both systems also use the same receiver, and may be integrated with existing telematics systems.
For more information: www.truckweight.com
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