Match Weighing Needs: Determine the maximum total vehicle weight to be weighed daily. For typical scenarios, choose a weighing range with a 20% margin larger than the maximum weighing value, such as the common 100t or 120t specifications, to avoid long-term overload damage to the sensors.
Adapt to Site and Traffic Conditions: Choose a dynamic weighing model for high-traffic highway intersections, and a static standard model for low-speed traffic in factory areas; for limited space, choose a short-platform, portable mobile truck scale.
Suitable for Industry Characteristics: Choose a high-protection model with waterproof and dustproof features for dusty mining environments, and a model with an impact-resistant, thickened platform for frequent weighing in logistics parks; for grain purchasing scenarios, consider adding an anti-cheating module.
Consider Maintenance Costs: Prioritize brands with strong sensor stability and convenient after-sales service network coverage to reduce subsequent calibration and repair time and costs.
