UNBS accredited wheel weigher & Truck Axle Scales calibration in Uganda

Portable axle scales or wheel scales are an ideal solution for portable and efficient weighing of vehicles where a full-size platform truck scale isn’t an option.

Axle scales provide a cost effective and efficient option for truck weighing, requiring less space and lower investment up front. This makes them an ideal solution for many operations.

If your operation is regularly utilizing axle scales for truck weighing, over time they will require calibration. As they’re used again and again, the accuracy of the axle scale itself will begin to degrade.

That’s why it’s recommended to work with a professional axle truck scale calibration company. A company who takes the time to learn about your operation and devise a comprehensive calibration plan and schedule to ensure your measurements are accurate and consistent.

Regular Maintenance and Calibration of Truck axle scales in Uganda

Check your scale regularly for signs of wear and keep all components free of dirt and debris. No matter what type of scale you have, calibration is an important part of its proper functioning. Make having your weigh scales cleaned and professionally calibrated a part of your regular preventative maintenance routine.

At Active Scale, we’re always looking for ways to help our customers get the most out of their weigh scale stations and equipment. You invest a lot into them, and as such, they need to be treated with care and inspected regularly. When it comes to vehicle, truck, or weigh scales, you always want to aim for the most precise measurement possible – this includes ensuring you calibrate your truck scale on a regular basis.

Improper calibration or even just slight errors can lead to a huge loss in revenue. Not only that, but it can also lead to overweight fines and ticketing. This risk of loss increases if you are weighing a high volume of trucks on a daily basis, through more That is why it’s so important to maintain the accuracy of your truck scale on a consistent basis. Take a look below at our tips for scale calibration to ensure you’re getting the most accurate measurement every time.