Mine Truck Scale

Accuracy Class: Usually Class III, capable of meeting the general accuracy requirements for ore weight measurement in mines.
Overload Factor: Generally 125%, able to withstand a certain degree of overload, suitable for the possible overload situations that mining transport vehicles may encounter.
Operating Temperature: Generally -10℃ to +60℃, relative humidity less than 85%, can operate normally in the relatively harsh environmental conditions of mines.

Weighing Function: It can quickly and accurately measure the weight of mineral transportation vehicles, displaying the weighing status through indicators such as zero position, kg, gross weight, net weight, and tare weight. It can also store multiple tare weight values and identification numbers, and has a memory protection function against power outages.
Data Management Function: The weighing data, through standard interfaces, can be printed as reports using a printer or directly connected to a computer to input the data into a computer management system, facilitating management tasks such as production accounting and cost control for mining enterprises.
Anti-cheating Function: Some mining vehicle scales adopt digital weighing sensors and weighing instruments, and all transmission signals are encrypted digital signals, effectively preventing cheating behavior and ensuring the authenticity and accuracy of the weighing data.
Unattended Function: Some advanced mining vehicle scales are equipped with unattended weighing systems, integrating functions such as intelligent license plate recognition, automatic weighing measurement, and electronic ticket printing. Through Internet of Things technology, data is transmitted and processed in real time, enabling 24-hour continuous operation, significantly improving weighing efficiency and reducing labor costs.

Intelligence: With the advancement of artificial intelligence and Internet of Things technologies, mine truck scales will possess more powerful data analysis capabilities, be able to monitor abnormal situations during the weighing process in real time, and predict equipment failures through intelligent algorithms, achieving remote monitoring and intelligent management.
High Precision: High-precision sensors will become the mainstream, further enhancing the measurement accuracy and stability of truck scales, meeting the demands of mining enterprises for more precise measurement.
Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection: In response to the call for green development, mine truck scales will be powered by clean energy sources such as solar energy, and use more environmentally friendly surface treatment processes and recyclable materials to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.