Checkweigher Scales
Superior Design and Features for High Performance Over / Under Checkweighing
A checkweighing scale is any standard weighing scale that is enabled with checkweighing functionality. Checkweighing is an application that bench scales and floor scales can have built in to their programming. All are fast, rugged and precise to enhance speed and accuracy. Some models are available with colorWeight™ functionality, which indicates in- or out-of-specification results at a glance.
Clean Up to 40% Faster
Easily achieve higher hygienic standards and boost cleaning speed by up to 40% with less effort with the PBD659 / PBA639 stainless steel weighing platforms. The innovative open platter and stainless steel design prevent moisture accumulation and allow you to eliminate contamination risk in regulated environments.
Cleaning Contest: Hygienic Scale vs Traditional Scale
The PBA639/PBD659 platform is designed to strictly adhere to hygienic design guidelines, facilitate quick and easy cleaning, and meet higher accuracy standards to optimize your processes and reduce costs. The video shows how the hygienic platforms enable you to boost cleaning speed by up to 40% in comparison with a conventional platform.
Scale with a Hygienic Touch
The new full stainless-steel terminal front, consisting of one solid stainless steel plate, doesn't carry any physically accessible buttons. This eliminates the risk of residues or water accumulation on the surface. Furthermore, the metal front protects the unit's inductive keys against mechanical damage and assures failure- free operation in tough environments. Read more
colorWeight is Your Key to Increased Operator Efficiency
colorWeight® is METTLER TOLEDO’s answer to your portioning and checkweighing needs, providing you with functionality that improves weighing accuracy, production throughput and operator health and safety. It provides easily readable and unmistakable information as to whether or not the weight is within the tolerance limit Read more
See the ICS scales in action
This series of short videos gives quick insights into how Industrial Compact Scales can help you improve your weighing processes. Learn more about the benefits of ICS scales, including fast and accurate weighing, efficient cleaning, easy printing and convenient mobile use Read more
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FAQs - Checkweigher Scales
What is a checkweighing scale used for?
A checkweighing scale is used specifically for the application of checkweighing. This application involves checking weighments to ensure they are on target with the required weight. This can be used in many different industries..
What industries utilize checkweighing?
Checkweighing is typically used in industries that require lower precision. For example, food production including ready meals manufacturing will utilize checkweighing to ensure meals are meeting certain target weights. This can be a compilation of fruits, vegetables, and meat – and each meal is checked to ensure that it is within a certain tolerance. In this case, if the meal it +/- a couple leaves of lettuce, then it would pass. If the meal was found to be well below the target weight, such as missing the entire meat portion, then this meal would be flagged for inspection – and the checkweighing process had correctly done its job. Another industry that utilizes checkweighing is MPE manufacturers – in this case, cartons of pieces are checked to ensure completeness. For example, a supplier to the automotive industry may be shipping a box of 1,000 tire plugs, a checkweighing scale can be used to easily determine if the box is complete or if there are pieces missing. This allows for corrective action to be taken early, rather than shipping incomplete to the customer. Industries that require higher precision for sensitive formulations, such as chemical and pharmaceutical, would likely not use a checkweighing application.