ViPOO Group Weighing. presents the SCS-100/120/150 series of 100-ton to 150-ton Digital Electronic Truck Scale Weighbridges, a premier heavy-duty weighing solution for logistics, mining, ports, and construction industries in 2025.

Featuring a standard size of 3×18 meters and a capacity range of 100 to 150 tons, it delivers verified OIML Class III accuracy. The platform is constructed with a fully robotic-welded U-shape beam structure, using a 12mm top checker plate and a 6mm bottom plate, offering 5 times greater strength than traditional channel steel designs.

Each system is equipped with 8-10 OIML R60 C3/C4 certified stainless steel or alloy steel shear beam load cells (30-50t each), featuring IP67 protection and a 200% overload capacity. Available in both digital and analog versions, it supports RS485, 4-20mA, and CAN bus signal outputs.

The complete package includes a digital weighing indicator, junction box, 50-meter signal cable, and lightning protection. Surface treatment consists of sandblasting + epoxy zinc-rich primer + polyurethane top coat, backed by a 15-year anti-corrosion warranty.

Exported to markets including Australia, USA, Brazil, UAE, South Africa, and Indonesia, with over 5,000 units delivered. We offer 25-day delivery, free foundation drawings, and lifetime technical support.

Truck scales (weighbridges) are essential equipment widely used across various industries for weighing heavy vehicles and their loads. Their primary applications include:

Logistics & Freight: For calculating freight charges by weighing trucks before and after loading/unloading at warehouses, distribution centers, and logistics parks.

Mining & Quarries: To weigh extracted minerals, ores, coal, and aggregates upon exiting the site for production tally, sales, and royalty calculations.

Waste Management & Recycling: At landfills, recycling centers, and transfer stations to weigh incoming waste trucks for disposal fees and outgoing recycled materials.

Construction & Building Materials: For weighing shipments of sand, gravel, cement, asphalt, and concrete at plants, construction sites, and material yards.

Agriculture & Grain: At farms, silos, grain elevators, and processing plants to weigh harvests (like grains, sugarcane) and livestock for purchase, sale, and inventory.

Ports & Terminals: For weighing shipping containers on terminal trucks (shuttle carriers) for load verification, customs declarations, and vessel stability planning.

Chemical & Industrial Plants: To measure raw material intake and finished product dispatch for inventory control, batch processing, and billing.

Highway Weigh Stations (Axle Weighing): Enforced by authorities to check vehicle axle weights and gross vehicle weight (GVW) for road safety and compliance with weight regulations.

Metal & Scrap Yards: For buying and selling scrap metal, weighing both incoming scrap materials and outgoing processed metal.

Energy (Oil, Gas, Biomass): At refineries, power plants, and biomass facilities to weigh fuel deliveries (e.g., coal, biomass, liquid fuels).

In summary, any industry that requires accurate, heavy-capacity weighing of trucks, trailers, and their cargo for purposes of trade, regulation, inventory, or process control utilizes truck scales.