Industrial scales are scales used in various industrial applications to measure the weight and mass of large objects, such as various materials, products, packages, etc. They are used in various industrial sectors, such as food production, chemical industry, construction industry , logistics and others.

Industrial scales are usually made of strong materials, such as steel or concrete, to withstand heavy loads and harsh working conditions. They are usually larger than other types of scales, such as laboratory scales, and are equipped with quality sensors and other electronic equipment for accurate weight measurement.

There are several types of industrial scales, some of the most common being floor scales, platform scales, truck scales, rail scales, and dispensing machines. Floor scales are usually placed on the floor and are used to measure the weight of smaller objects. Platform scales are larger and are used to measure the weight of larger items. Truck scales are used to measure the weight of trucks and other vehicles. Railway scales are used to measure the weight of railway wagons and locomotives. Dosing machines are used in the pharmaceutical industry and other sectors for precise dosing and measuring of materials.

Industrial scales are important for various industrial applications because they allow accurate measurement of the weight of products and materials. This can be critical for quality control, production planning, cost control, inventory tracking, and other business decisions that depend on accurate weight data.