Truck Scale Load Cells

The sensors detect suspension-related changes associated with vehicle loading and transmit weight information to a display or analytics platform. Strain gauge models are intended for spring and mechanical suspensions, while air suspension sensors use temperature- and pressure-based technology. The system can provide axle and gross vehicle weight readings.

Strain gauge sensors are designed for spring and mechanical suspension systems, including walking beam and Chalmers configurations. Air suspension sensors are intended for air suspension vehicles and use temperature- and pressure-based sensing. Selecting the correct type requires matching the sensor to the truck or trailer suspension.

TruckWeight product information states that calibration data can be transferred from truck to truck. This supports fleets that move compatible systems between vehicles while preserving calibration information. Compatibility, installation requirements, and any calibration process should be confirmed for the specific sensor and vehicle configuration.

The listed TruckWeight sensors are designed for straightforward installation, with product information stating that installation can be completed in minutes and without special tools. Exact installation steps vary by sensor and suspension configuration. Installation and calibration documentation is available, and technical support can help with application-specific questions.

TruckWeight load cell systems offer handheld display and cloud-based analytics options. These readouts can provide visibility into axle, gross vehicle, net, and payload weights depending on the selected system. A connected analytics workflow can also support fleet monitoring, reporting, calibration, quality control, and maintenance activities.

Yes. The product information identifies mining and agriculture vehicles among the applications for these onboard weighing systems. Other listed applications include commercial fleets, dump trucks, refuse trucks, roll-off trucks, hydrovac trucks, spring trailers, drive axle weighing, and vehicles using compatible suspension systems.