AccuWeigh’s Perth branch have recently completed the installation of our Drive & Weigh 8000 Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) system for a customer involved in freight and logistics. Read More
With the recent failure of the silo weighing systems at an Iron Ore Mine in Western Australia’s Pilbara region, AccuWeigh’s Perth branch were called in to help. Read More
With a major site redevelopment in progress our customer took the opportunity to relocate an older weighbridge. Read More
With a customer performing a major facility upgrade including the supply of new product and loadout silos, AccuWeigh’s Perth branch became involved due to the need for weighing the silos to determine the content and enable Trade Weighing of the product being loaded out. Read More
AccuWeigh’s sales team in Perth have recently completed the supply of a set of Intercomp LP600 wheel pads for a West Australian Caterpillar agent. Read More
AccuWeigh’s Port Adelaide branch has recently completed an upgrade to a weighbridge for a fertiliser distributor at their Port Adelaide facility. Read More
An airport ground handling company recently started operations at the Adelaide Airport and required a weighing scale to weigh containers of fresh food, fruit and vegetables for export. Read More
Bardavcol, an Adelaide based civil engineering company, recently engaged AccuWeigh to re-install an older weighbridge to a new site for use by Renewal SA. Read More
Once you’ve made the decision to install a weighbridge, the next step is choosing between a pit-mounted or a surface-mounted one. It’s a decision where you need to consider many different factors to ensure that your investment delivers value for money and that it performs optimally under all conditions. It’s worth outlining the basic differences between the two types before delving any deeper into the how you should go about choosing which one is best-suited to your situation. As the name… Read More
AccuWeigh Queensland has recently commissioned one of its LPAX low-profile axle weighing platforms to a quarry in Kenilworth, Queensland. The LPAX is able to weigh vehicle axle groups, one at a time. The digital weight indicator is fitted with purpose-specific software designed to capture and accumulate axle group loads to determine a gross vehicle weight. Because of the remoteness of this quarry, the equipment is powered by a solar panel and, when sunlight is not available, by a high-quality ge… Read More
