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Why some manufacturers offer truck scale at low cost?

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  There are innumerable options in the truckscale weighbridge market today and, if you're normally observing the situation, you would come across initial acquisition cost that may be the only differentiator. However, manufacturers assuring exceptional bargains can do so only because they’ve  cut niches at some stage of the process—design, components, materials, finish, or all of the above. While the price may seem attractive now, the ultimate downfall of a lower quality truck scale could mean a greater total cost of ownership from extended downtime, enhanced maintenance costs, lost income, and early replacement. The several benefits of quality A truck scale with excellent design and built-in stability features will save time and resources during its lifespan. A high-quality truckscale intended to last 25 years or more will need less repair and downtime due to maintenance or replacement. Your truck scale has to meet the difficulties of your application with long-term pe...

Top factors impacting the price of a truck scale!

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  When buying a large piece of equipment, such as a truck scale weighbridge , it can be difficult to look beyond the price tag. However, to ensure you are spending on quality equipment that will last your business a generation or more, it is essential to understand the factors influencing the total purchase price. Components such as craftsmanship, design, parts, and the foundation of a truck scale all impact the ultimate purchase price. ·         Truck Scale Design Although the weighbridge (the structural body of a truck scale) can have diverse designs depending on the truck scale manufacturer, it performs the very basic function across all brands and models: weighing trucks.  The number and size of beams in a weighbridge can also impact steel content. Designs that place larger beams closer collectively offer more support for vehicles than designs with smaller beams set further apart. The support from larger beams means the deck won’t b...