Optima OP-918 Pallet Scale, 5,000 lbs. x 1 lb, NTEP, Class III
The Optima OP-918 pallet scale eliminates time used to place pallets on scales and has an ergonomic full function handle for easy lifting, moving, and weighing in any industrial environment. An easy to read indicator is placed at the base of the handle to quickly and accurately record the weight of each pallet. The heavy duty carbon steel construction helps reinforce the scale against rough handling in warehouses or shipping yards.
Features
- NTEP CC: 18-074, Class III
- Carbon steel construction
- 1 year limited manufacturer's warranty
- Overload protection
- Built-in rechargeable battery
- Built-in LCD display
- Single wheel design to prevent jack from getting stuck
- Small raised wheel assistance located inside fork
Applications
- General Weighing
- Dynamic Weighing
Documentation
Product Warranty
- Capacity:
- 5,000 lbs
- Readability:
- 1 lb
- NTEP:
- Yes
- Class:
- III
- Overload Protection:
- 200%
- Lift Height:
- 7.5"
- Lowered Height:
- 2.9"
- Dimensions:
- 61 x 27 x 47"
- Weighing Units:
- lb, kg
- Construction:
- Carbon Steel
- Communication:
- RS232 port
- Power:
- AC/DC, Built-in rechargeable battery
- Net Weight:
- 360 lb
- Brand:
- Optima
- Model:
- OP-918W
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I have an older 2005 Global Industrial pallet jack scale that is not NTEP certified. So when our NTEP certified platform scale gave out, we didn't have a legal for trade scale to weigh (or prove accuracy) our pallets. Comparing the 2 pallet jack scales, the build quality is more than obvious with the GI scale. It's super heavy and built like a tank. Accurate too, when compared to other scales. So whoever they had building their scales in 2005, they did a good job and I believe we paid around $800 at the time. The Optima however seems more like an economical offering. Thinner steel, smaller display and overall just seems "light". I can't speak for the accuracy yet as I did have to calibrate the display since it wasn't measuring correctly. I calibrated using an 1875 lbs. load and so far it seems to weigh that amount correctly every time. However I have yet to test lighter loads to see if the accuracy extends across a range. Optima's shipping was quick, the scale was packed extremely well, and other than having to calibrate, it was an easy purchase.
