Software
Our systems department can integrate into your existing grain management software or provide a solution to help you manage product.
Scales
We partner with B-TEK Scales to provide a wide range of heavy capacity weighing solutions for any type of grain loadout application.
Custom
With our close relationship with our manufacturer, we custom engineer scales that fit the most stringent requirements.
We Make It Easy
We can help you design the flow of your loadout facility, work with contractors on scale placement, and oversee all the transmission of data into new or existing management systems.
Grain loadout calibration and service
A grain loadout scale sits at the center of your shipping operation, so accuracy there affects everything from settlement weights to how smoothly trucks and railcars move through your facility. Regular calibration keeps your loadout scale reading correctly through freeze-thaw cycles, heavy seasonal volume, and the vibration and dust that come with grain handling.
What we check on a grain loadout scale
Our technicians test load cells, junction boxes, and indicator calibration across the full weighing range with certified test weights, and inspect the scale structure and foundation for shifting, drainage issues, or debris buildup that can affect readings over time.
Grain loadout workflow
Whether you're loading trucks, railcars, or both, a properly calibrated loadout scale keeps your workflow moving without second-guessing the numbers. We work with facilities of all sizes to keep loadout scales accurate through harvest rush and everyday shipping alike.
ScaleSoft and Truck In-Out software integration
Many of our grain customers run their loadout scales alongside ScaleSoft or Truck In-Out software to automate ticketing and inventory tracking. We can help make sure your scale's calibration and data output support that integration so the numbers flowing into your software are ones you can trust.
Grain loadout scale calibration FAQs
How often should a grain loadout scale be calibrated?
Most grain loadout scales should be calibrated at least once or twice a year, with more frequent checks recommended before and during harvest season when volume and wear are highest.
Can a loadout scale be certified for legal-for-trade use?
Yes, many grain loadout scales are used for legal-for-trade weighing and can be certified accordingly. We can help verify your scale meets the requirements for your state and application.
Why does my loadout scale drift between seasons?
Temperature swings, foundation settling, and seasonal moisture can all affect scale accuracy over time. Routine calibration catches this drift before it affects your settlement or shipping weights.
Do you service grain loadout scales outside of Ohio?
Yes, our technicians travel to service grain loadout scales and related equipment across a wide service area beyond Ohio. Contact us with your location and we'll let you know how we can help.
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