What is the typical accuracy of a floor scale like this?

Industrial floor scales are typically accurate to within 0.1% of their maximum capacity, often with divisions (increments) of 0.1 kg to 0.5 kg for a 1000 kg scale.

Is this unit suitable for washdown environments?

Given its stainless steel construction, it is likely designed for washdown. Buyers should confirm the specific IP rating with the seller to ensure suitability for their cleaning protocols.

Can this scale be integrated with existing production line software?

Many industrial floor scales come with standard communication ports (e.g., RS-232) that allow for integration with external software. Compatibility would depend on the specific indicator and software.

What maintenance is typically required for a used floor scale?

Regular maintenance typically involves cleaning, checking load cell calibration, and inspecting cables and connections. Calibration should be performed periodically by a certified technician.

Are spare parts readily available for unknown manufacturer scales?

While generic components like load cells and indicators are often interchangeable, specific parts for an unknown manufacturer might be harder to source. Buyers should discuss this with the seller.

Used Vaakakoskinen AD-4327B stainless floor scale - Precision & Portable Balances, photo 1

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Used Vaakakoskinen AD-4327B stainless floor scale - Precision & Portable Balances

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Vaakakoskinen AD-4327B stainless floor scale

Name: Vaakakoskinen AD-4327B stainless floor scale
SKU: 1334

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stainless floor scale stainless floor scale, 850mm x 850mm weigh bed. 0.0kg, up to 1000Kgs

Durham, United Kingdom

6,074 km away

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1334

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Applications & Use Cases

Used for weighing bulk ingredients such as flour, sugar, or grains in food production.
Suitable for checking the weight of large containers, pallets, or trolleys of finished goods before dispatch.
Applied in quality control for verifying incoming raw material weights against delivery notes.
Utilised in batching processes where precise measurement of multiple components is required.
Commonly found in warehousing and logistics for inventory management and shipping weight verification.

Typical Specifications

Typical capacity: Floor scales of this class commonly offer capacities ranging from 500 kg up to 3000 kg, with this unit specified up to 1000 kg.
Weigh bed dimensions: This unit features an 850mm x 850mm weigh bed; typical floor scales for food processing can range from 800mm x 800mm to 1500mm x 1500mm.
Material construction: Units for food processing are typically constructed from stainless steel (e.g., 304 or 316 grade) for hygiene and corrosion resistance.
Power supply: Most industrial floor scales operate on standard single-phase mains power (e.g., 230V, 50Hz in the UK) or internal rechargeable batteries for portability.
Environmental protection: For food environments, units commonly feature an IP rating of IP65 or higher, indicating protection against dust and water jets for washdown.
Interface and connectivity: Typically includes a digital indicator with a clear display, and may offer data output options such as RS-232 for integration with other systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

Industrial floor scales are typically accurate to within 0.1% of their maximum capacity, often with divisions (increments) of 0.1 kg to 0.5 kg for a 1000 kg scale.

Machinery Masters Intelligence. General guidance for this category of equipment only, not a substitute for the seller's exact specifications. Always confirm details with the seller.