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A fixed axle load scale is a type of weighing device designed to measure the weight applied to individual axles or axle groups of vehicles. It is typically installed permanently in the ground at locations such as weigh stations, toll booths, and truck stops.
Fixed axle load scales work by measuring the force exerted on the scale platform by the vehicle's axles or axle groups as it passes over the scale. This force is transmitted to load cells or sensors beneath the platform, which generate an electrical signal proportional to the applied force. The signal is then converted into axle weight readings displayed on a digital indicator or weight display.
Fixed axle load scales offer several advantages, including:
Accurate and reliable measurement of axle weights for compliance monitoring and safety purposes.
Streamlined weighing operations at fixed locations such as weigh stations and toll booths.
Enhanced road safety by identifying overweight vehicles that may pose a risk to infrastructure and other road users.
Improved efficiency and productivity in enforcement, toll collection, and regulatory compliance activities.
Fixed axle load scales are used in various industries and applications, including transportation, logistics, enforcement, and toll collection. Common applications include weigh stations, toll booths, truck stops, and regulatory compliance checkpoints.
