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Scales Plus is committed to providing the best experience for our customers. Our efforts have brought about significant improvements to our services and operations over the years, and we are proud to announce that we are continuing to do so with our latest system upgrade.Scales Plus Rolls Out New ERP SystemScales Plus will temporarily suspend portions of our operations on Thursday, March 28th starting at 3:00pm EST. This will continue through Friday, March 29th and we will return to full capacit

Scales Plus will be exhibiting at the 2024 Advanced Manufacturing Expo in Grand Rapids, Michigan at the DeVos Place on August 7th and 8th. About AMEThe Advanced Manufacturing Expo (AME) focuses on industrial equipment, new technology and software solutions, including robotics, metalworking equipment, MRO supplies and more. It is a great show to discover new tools, machinery and solutions to improve productivity. Come see the latest and greatest at AME!AME is open to the public and attendanc

Checkweighers play a significant role in achieving accuracy, efficiency and quality in modern industrial applications. Whether it's manufacturing, logistics, pharmaceuticals or food production, maintaining precise measurements and increasing productivity is essential. In this blog post, we will cover what a checkweigher is, how they work and explore their importance in various sectors.What is a Checkweigher?Checkweighers are specialized weighing devices designed to ensure that products meet

In industrial operations, precision and efficiency are paramount. Whether you're managing a warehouse, construction site, mine, or shipping yard, accurate measurements play a crucial role in optimizing productivity and ensuring safety. Crane scales, which are designed to accurately weigh heavy loads suspended from cranes, hoists and overhead beams, are commonly used in these industry applications among many others. In this guide, we explore the functionality, applications, operational safety and

One of the most common questions we get related to calibrating scales is "what calibration weight do I need?" There is much to unpack with this question and varies greatly depending on the user's application. Most people know how much weight is required to properly calibrate their scale, but many are unsure of what class is needed or why they matter. Calibration weights, also referred to as mass standards, are assigned a class based on their accuracy or tolerance. These tolerances are