Agriculture & Feed
Farms, feed mills and grain handling, where weighing is done outdoors on bulk material and live loads.
Agriculture and feed names its weighing points by the task: feed mixing and ration batching, grain intake and outloading, livestock weighing, fertiliser or seed bagging, and the loaded trailer on the yard. Weights range from a few kilograms of additive to complete vehicle loads.
Conditions on a farm are rarely clean and rarely constant: dust from grain and feed, moisture and mud underfoot, temperature swings, and equipment used seasonally by staff who are not weighing specialists. Simple operation, a legible display and a structure that tolerates rain and hosing are usually valued above fine resolution.
Check before ordering: what is mixed or handled and at what batch size, whether animals or vehicles move over the platform, the power available at the weighing point (mains, battery or vehicle supply), how the platform sits on uneven ground, and how readings are recorded. Any protection or hygiene requirement should come from your side and be confirmed for the exact configuration.
Primary task
Weigh mixed feed, grain or livestock on the farm or at the mill with hardware that tolerates dust, mud and seasonal use.
Questions to answer
- What is weighed: feed batches, grain, animals, bags, or a loaded trailer?
- What is the largest batch or load, and does anything drive or stand on the platform?
- What power is available at the weighing point, and is the equipment moved between buildings?
- How dusty, wet or uneven is the installation spot?
- Who uses the scale daily, and how simple must the readout and the record be?
Next action
Tell us the material, the batch size and the yard conditions through the inquiry form.
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