How long does it take to clean under your truck scale? For many operations, the answer is hours — or even a full shutdown. The Emery Winslow RoadWeigh™ Quick Clean Truck Scale was designed to change that. Its patented Quick Deck system allows the weighbridge to be removed quickly so the pit [...]
Clean the pit. Put the deck back. Start weighing again. That’s the advantage of the Emery Winslow RoadWeigh™ Quick Clean Truck Axle Scale. Unlike traditional pit scales that require lengthy maintenance and recalibration, the patented removable weighbridge design allows operators to: Lift out the weighbridge • Power-wash and clean the pit • [...]
Downtime at the Truck Axle Weighing Scale Creates Problems Everywhere When an axle weighing truck scale goes down, the impact spreads fast — trucks line up, drivers wait, schedules fall behind, and operations lose valuable time. For many facilities, the solution is moving beyond traditional electronic load-cell systems. Emery Winslow Hydrostatic™ Axle [...]
Not all truck scales are built the same — and when uptime is critical, quality matters. Emery Winslow Hydrostatic™ Truck Scales are made in the USA and engineered for demanding industrial environments. From materials and construction to long-term performance, Hydrostatic™ scales are designed to deliver dependable weighing year after year. For operations [...]
When your truck scale is down, trucks back up — and productivity, revenue, and schedules all take a hit. That’s why many operations are choosing Emery Winslow Hydrostatic™ Truck Scales over traditional electronic load-cell systems. With no electronics in the load cell area, Hydrostatic™ technology is designed to perform in harsh, real-world [...]
Long-term value & reduced maintenance Electronic load cells are often the weakest link in a truck scale system — exposed to moisture, lightning, corrosion, rodents, and power issues that lead to frequent service calls and replacements. Emery Winslow’s Hydrostatic™ Truck Scales are different. At the heart of the system is our Hydrostatic [...]
