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Do you find it difficult to find the weighing solution that fits your facility, only to find that one size will surely not suit all?  Companies usually make the mistake of installing the wrong industrial weighing systems, which leads to inaccurate measurements, workflow interruptions as well and expensive replacements. Prime scales provides all kinds of industrial scales, saving you time, money, and hassles in running your business. Key Takeaways Your environment, load capacity, and accura …

You have just sent a container ship with incorrect weight. And now you have lawsuits and holdups. Or your production line is just stopping as your scale displays error codes.  Measurements in the wrong direction result in fines, lost stock, customer dissatisfaction, and wasted time, especially if your scales have not been adjusted for months and no one has trained your team on maintenance. The majority of issues in scale are preventable. It’s recommended to always go for NTEP-certifie …

You're losing money every time you guess a weight. Carrier disputes hit you with surprise fees. Inventory counts never match your system. Workers risk injuries moving heavy loads onto inadequate scales. Your current setup is costing you thousands monthly. Commercial floor scales solve these problems immediately. At Prime Scales, we've watched businesses cut weighing time in half and eliminate shipping errors just by getting proper equipment. Key Takeaways Warehouses eliminate carrier disputes a …

When your warehouse scale gives wrong readings, everything gets messed up. Your inventory doesn't match. You ship the wrong amounts to customers. That costs you money. Your commercial floor scale probably just needs calibration. You can do this yourself. You don't need to be a technician. Just know the right steps. When you calibrate wrong, problems get worse. But if you're running a shipping dock, factory, or warehouse, you need your industrial scales to work right. I'm going to show you exactl …

You have to purchase a new floor scale, and all of a sudden, you are overwhelmed with specifications and capacity ratings. One vendor tells you you should have a scale of 10,000 pounds capacity, another is selling you a scale of 5,000 pounds that will do just fine, and the third one is pitching you some high-tech digital floor scale which has capabilities you are probably unsure you actually require. Selecting the wrong commercial equipment means not only spending the money but also getting the …