Static Weighing
Accurate, reliable static weighing solutions for diverse industries and applications.
Static Weighing
Accurate, reliable static weighing solutions for diverse industries and applications.
Static Weighing Solutions with UniWin®
Static weighing is a crucial method for accurately measuring the weight of stationary objects across various industries, including transportation, logistics, aviation, and shipping. This technique involves weighing items that are not in motion, making it ideal for high-precision measurements of vehicles, goods, and bulk materials.
Whether determining the gross and tare weight of a truck or calculating the weight of a pallet in a warehouse, static weighing ensures operational accuracy and efficiency.
Static Weighing Solutions with UniWin®
Static weighing is a crucial method for accurately measuring the weight of stationary objects across various industries, including transportation, logistics, aviation, and shipping. This technique involves weighing items that are not in motion, making it ideal for high-precision measurements of vehicles, goods, and bulk materials. Whether determining the gross and tare weight of a truck or calculating the weight of a pallet in a warehouse, static weighing ensures operational accuracy and efficiency.
Static Weighing Applications
Static weighing applications vary widely depending on the type of goods and vehicles involved. UniWin® offers tailored solutions for each scenario, leveraging advanced technology to enhance accuracy and streamline processes. Below, we explore the different forms of static weighing supported by our software.
Static Weighing Applications
Static weighing applications vary widely depending on the type of goods and vehicles involved. UniWin® offers tailored solutions for each scenario, leveraging advanced technology to enhance accuracy and streamline processes. Below, we explore the different forms of static weighing supported by our software.
Truck Weighing
Truck weighing involves determining the gross and tare weights of vehicles to calculate the net product weight. Trucks are measured on large platform scales upon arrival and departure from a site, ensuring precise accountability for the quantity delivered or picked up. UniWin® streamlines this process by automating data recording and providing compliance with industry regulations.
UniWin® simplifies truck weighing by automating the process of recording gross and tare weights, making it faster and more efficient. By integrating the weight data into a centralized system, UniWin® helps ensure accurate, real-time information is available. The software supports full regulatory compliance, allowing businesses to maintain accurate weight records for each truck’s load and streamlining the overall process.
Railcar Weighing
Railcar weighing can be performed using either platform scales or dynamic axle scales. Multi-platform scales are particularly effective for handling railcars of varying sizes. In some regions, wagons must be disconnected during weighing, while in others, they can remain connected. UniWin® adapts to these requirements, offering compliance and precision regardless of regional regulations.
UniWin® accommodates the varying requirements for railcar weighing by supporting both platform and dynamic axle scales. Whether regional regulations call for wagons to be disconnected or remain connected, the system provides the necessary flexibility to handle both scenarios. By ensuring precision and compliance with industry standards, UniWin® makes railcar weighing simpler and more efficient.
Barge Weighing
Due to their size, barges cannot be weighed on traditional platform scales. Instead, their contents are typically measured using bulk weighing systems or indirectly through truck-by-truck measurements as the product is unloaded. UniWin® software accommodates these scenarios, ensuring accurate calculations and seamless integration with other weighing processes.
UniWin® provides an effective solution for barge weighing by managing bulk and truck-based measurements. The system records weight data accurately, even when barges cannot be weighed directly. This integration helps improve operational efficiency, ensuring precise load calculations are made while keeping the weighing process smooth and adaptable to different unloading methods.
Forklift Weighing
Forklift weighing eliminates inefficiencies caused by fixed weighing points in warehouses. By equipping forklifts with integrated weighing systems in their forks, operators can weigh loads directly at the point of handling. While the forklift must remain stationary during measurement, this method enhances overall productivity and reduces operational delays. UniWin® facilitates data capture and analysis from these mobile weighing systems.
UniWin® simplifies the process of capturing weight data from forklifts by integrating the measurements directly into the central system. This integration helps streamline operations by removing the need to transport goods to a fixed weighing station. It reduces operational delays and enhances warehouse efficiency, while also providing accurate data capture for inventory and logistical purposes.
Pallet/ULD Weighing
In warehouses, pallets and Unit Load Devices (ULDs) are always weighed statically using platform scales, multi-platform scales, or forklift-integrated systems. Accurate handling of packaging material weight calculations is critical in these scenarios. UniWin® ensures precise measurement and thorough documentation, enhancing inventory and logistics management.
UniWin® integrates with various weighing systems to ensure that pallets and ULDs are weighed accurately in static environments. The software helps track weight data with precision, making it easier to manage inventory and logistics. By providing detailed reporting and accurate weight calculations, UniWin® supports businesses in improving their operational efficiency and reducing the risk of errors during handling and shipping.
Platform Weighing
Platform weighing is commonly used for trucks and warehouse operations. In truck applications, platform scales—typically 18 meters long with capacities ranging from 40 to 150 tons—handle heavy-duty operations. In warehouses, these scales are available in various sizes and are suitable for smaller weight capacities, ensuring flexibility for diverse load types. UniWin® integrates seamlessly with these scales, offering precise measurements and real-time data logging.
UniWin®’s integration with platform weighing systems provides operators with clear, real-time data for efficient and accurate weight management. By recording each load’s weight data in a centralized system, the software enables smoother operations and minimizes errors. The system ensures full compliance with industry standards, making it easier to manage both large and small-scale weighing operations.
Multi-Platform Weighing
Ideal for railcars and warehouses, multi-platform weighing provides operators with the option to use one or multiple scales simultaneously. This flexibility accommodates different railcar sizes or varying pallet dimensions. Operators can choose the appropriate scale configuration—single or combined—based on the load, optimizing accuracy and efficiency. UniWin® software ensures smooth scale selection and detailed reporting for each measurement.
UniWin® makes multi-platform weighing straightforward by enabling easy selection between different scales based on the specific load. This flexibility helps streamline the weighing process, ensuring that the system can handle a variety of sizes and weights. With its comprehensive reporting features, UniWin® allows operators to track and analyze each weighing, helping businesses optimize their processes and maintain high standards of accuracy.
Platform Weighing
Platform weighing is commonly used for trucks and warehouse operations. In truck applications, platform scales—typically 18 meters long with capacities ranging from 40 to 150 tons—handle heavy-duty operations.
In warehouses, these scales are available in various sizes and are suitable for smaller weight capacities, ensuring flexibility for diverse load types. UniWin® integrates seamlessly with these scales, offering precise measurements and real-time data logging.
Multi-Platform Weighing
Ideal for railcars and warehouses, multi-platform weighing provides operators with the option to use one or multiple scales simultaneously. This flexibility accommodates different railcar sizes or varying pallet dimensions.
Operators can choose the appropriate scale configuration—single or combined—based on the load, optimizing accuracy and efficiency. UniWin® software ensures smooth scale selection and detailed reporting for each measurement.
Forklift Weighing
Forklift weighing eliminates inefficiencies caused by fixed weighing points in warehouses. By equipping forklifts with integrated weighing systems in their forks, operators can weigh loads directly at the point of handling. While the forklift must remain stationary during measurement, this method enhances overall productivity and reduces operational delays.
UniWin® facilitates data capture and analysis from these mobile weighing systems.
Truck Weighing
Truck weighing involves determining the gross and tare weights of vehicles to calculate the net product weight. Trucks are measured on large platform scales upon arrival and departure from a site, ensuring precise accountability for the quantity delivered or picked up. UniWin® streamlines this process by automating data recording and providing compliance with industry regulations.
Barge Weighing
Due to their size, barges cannot be weighed on traditional platform scales. Instead, their contents are typically measured using bulk weighing systems or indirectly through truck-by-truck measurements as the product is unloaded.
UniWin® software accommodates these scenarios, ensuring accurate calculations and seamless integration with other weighing processes.
Railcar Weighing
Railcar weighing can be performed using either platform scales or dynamic axle scales. Multi-platform scales are particularly effective for handling railcars of varying sizes.
In some regions, wagons must be disconnected during weighing, while in others, they can remain connected. UniWin® adapts to these requirements, offering compliance and precision regardless of regional regulations.
Pallet/ULD Weighing
In warehouses, pallets and Unit Load Devices (ULDs) are always weighed statically using platform scales, multi-platform scales, or forklift-integrated systems. Accurate handling of packaging material weight calculations is critical in these scenarios. UniWin® ensures precise measurement and thorough documentation, enhancing inventory and logistics management.