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Mobile vehicle scales: Axle load and wheel load measurement for professional use

Mobile vehicle scales offer a highly accurate, flexible and ready-to-use solution for axle and wheel load measurement – ideal for logistics companies, haulage contractors, building materials suppliers, heavy-haul transport operators and local regulatory authorities. All systems are ready for dispatch, plug-and-play and can be supplied in a form suitable for verification in accordance with OIML R134 . This makes them perfectly suited for professional, commercial use in mobile or temporary weighing operations.

Mobile vehicle scales: Axle load and wheel load measurement for professional use

Static or dynamic axle load measurement: tailored to the application scenario

The mobile vehicle scales from our partner DiniArgeo offer two basic measurement methods, which differ in accuracy, speed and intended use:

Static weighing for maximum precision

  • The vehicle drives onto the correctly positioned weighing platforms and remains stationary on them whilst being weighed.
  • A method ensuring the highest measurement accuracy.
  • Ideal for testing organisations, safety inspections or the documentation of statutory compliance.
  • Recommended for uneven surfaces or sensitive load distributions.
  • Also suitable for weighing heavy loads such as crates or containers.

Dynamic weighing for efficient, rapid operations

  • The vehicle moves slowly over the platforms.
  • Significantly faster measurement process.
  • Ideal for logistics centres, dispatch areas or sites with high vehicle traffic.
  • Precise results without having to bring the vehicle to a complete stop.

Both versions are suitable for calibration and designed to meet professional requirements.

Static or dynamic axle load measurement: tailored to the application scenario

Wireless or wired weighing platforms – flexibility or maximum robustness

Wireless systems

For changing locations or mobile teams:

  • Quick set-up, no on-site cabling required.
  • Ideal for temporary measurement points, outdoor inspections or mobile checks.
  • Convenient data transfer to a terminal, PC or analysis software.

Wired systems

For demanding environments and continuous operation:

  • Particularly resistant to interference.
  • Recommended for stationary or weather-exposed locations.
  • Reliable data transmission even under adverse conditions.
Wireless or wired weighing platforms – flexibility or maximum robustness

2 to 12 weighing platforms – for everything from two-axle vehicles to heavy-duty transport

DiniArgeo offers modular systems that can be tailored precisely to the vehicle categories in your fleet. All platforms can be combined in a modular fashion, are easy to transport and are ready for immediate use.

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Number of platforms: typical applications

Number of platforms Typical application
2 platforms Single-axle weighing, light commercial vehicles
4 platforms Standard lorries, vans, two- or three-axle vehicles
6–8 platforms Articulated lorries, four-axle lorries, construction machinery
10–12 platforms Heavy-haul transport, low-loaders, specialised vehicles, six-axle lorries

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 5

Static measurement is the best choice for maximum accuracy (e.g. verification, checks, uneven surfaces). Dynamic measurement is quicker and ideal for high vehicle traffic, when vehicles are moving slowly across the platforms.

Wireless technology saves set-up time and is ideal for changing locations and mobile teams. Wired systems are particularly resistant to interference and are suitable for continuous operation or demanding, weather-exposed environments.

That depends on the vehicle class: 2 platforms for single-axle weighing, 4 platforms for standard lorries/vans, 6–8 for articulated lorries or construction machinery, and 10–12 for heavy goods vehicles/special-purpose vehicles.

Yes – the mobile systems can be supplied in a form suitable for calibration in accordance with OIML R134 and are designed to meet professional requirements.

Where high weighing frequencies over the long term, automated procedures or integrated processes are required, a fixed-site vehicle weighbridge is often the more sensible choice.
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