On-board weighing system for articulated dump trucks
On-board weighing systems with load sensors for dump trucks
On-board weighing system for dump truck
VESA SYSTEM produces and installs onboard weighing systems for quarry and mining articulated dump trucks. Our equipment will help you control the weight of extracted and transported materials. Monitoring the load on your quarry articulated dump truck will reduce machine downtime, increase loading efficiency, decrease fuel consumption, balance material flows, and improve overall mining transport complex performance by up to 20%. You’ll receive a reliable tool for managing your quarry.
Our onboard weighing system can be easily installed by your in-house mechanic or auto electrician. If needed, you can also reach out to our team or our partner for assistance.
To learn more about our weighing and analytics system, simply leave a request on our website or call the number provided. Our Sales Department specialists will provide detailed information on the capabilities of the VESA TRUCKLOAD system and recommend the best configuration for your needs
How to Improve Freight Transportation Efficiency with VESA ANALYTICA
A new information support system for businesses has arrived with VESA ANALYTICA's reporting module, which is based on sensor analysis of weight and fuel. This system provides a completely new level of data that can help companies better manage their operations.
As the old adage goes, you can't manage what you can't measure. But with VESA ANALYTICA, you can measure everything.
Key features of VESA ANALYTICA include comprehensive tracking and analysis of each individual transportation unit, the locations and times of loading and unloading, distance covered, time and fuel consumption, and weight carried on each part of the route.
This powerful analysis tool allows you to measure a vehicle's actual work and downtime, monitor unauthorized loading and unloading, calculate the cost of transportation, and provide clients with a full breakdown of the costs. You will have a complete evidentiary basis.
If any of the machine's performance metrics fall outside of the established norms, you can receive email and SMS notifications. VESA ANALYTICA gives you the power to optimize your fleet's performance and streamline your logistics operation. By utilizing onboard truck scales, excavator and loader operators can immediately see the actual weight of materials being loaded onto the haul trucks, ensuring optimal loading without risking overloading or underloading. This leads to an increase in the number of hauls made with optimal loading, ultimately saving your resources.
On-board weighing system for quarry dump trucks
Weighing scales for quarry dump trucks. The weighing system kit for monitoring the load on a quarry dump truck includes:
- Weighing controller – the central part of the system that converts signals from sensors into weight readings, then transmits the information to the display and monitoring system.
- Display – shows the weight load on all axles.
- Load measurement sensors – installed on the balance beams or axles of the dump truck and continuously measure the weight during loading.
- Mounting kit – includes connectors, wiring harnesses, fuses with sockets, and interface cables for connection.
Optionally offered:
- Redundant display or LED indicators. Designed to inform the excavator or loader operator about the weight already loaded.
Prices for onboard weighing systems start at $4000 +VAT.
Saving time
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