Concrete batch plant weighing for the whole operation: load cells under the aggregate and cement weigh hoppers for recipe batching, silo load cells for inventory, water and admixture dosing, and truck scales at the gate. We supply plant manufacturers, integrators and ready-mix operators, and ship from stock in Davie, FL.
From the aggregate hopper to the truck scale at the gate, we add weight control, automation and integration to the plant you already run. Pick a solution to see where it fits and what it includes.
Every orange part on the drawing is something we supply: cells under the aggregate hopper and the silo, S-type cells on the cement batcher, single-point cells under the water and admixture tanks, the truck scale at the gate, and the indicators that read them. Pick a solution above, or tap a ring on the drawing.

Load cells under the aggregate and cement weigh hoppers, read by one batching controller, weigh every ingredient against the mix design. Sand, stone, cement, water and admixture go in by weight, so every load matches the recipe and leaves a batch record.

Compression cells under each leg, or S-type tension cells on a suspended silo, weigh the cement, fly ash and additive silos directly. A transmitter sends the weight to your plant control system, so inventory and reorders run on real numbers instead of level guesses.

Single-point cells under the water and admixture tanks, with a dedicated batching controller, dose each liquid by weight. Small doses get the same control as the aggregate, so the water-cement ratio and admixture rate stay where the mix design puts them.

A truck scale at the plant gate weighs incoming aggregate and cement deliveries and the trucks going out. Paired with ticketing software, it prints customer tickets, keeps vehicle records and flags overloads, so every load through the gate has a weight and a ticket.

Replacement load cells and indicators for the plant you already run. Output and mounting envelopes are industry-common, so most cells swap without changing the hopper; send the nameplate and we confirm electrical and mechanical fit before quoting.
A multi-scale batching controller runs the aggregate, cement, water and admixture weighments in one recipe sequence. Recipes are saved, each ingredient is held to its tolerance window, and every load leaves a batch record.
| Ingredient | Scale | Target lb | Actual lb | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sand | Aggregate | 10,400 | 10,420 | +20 |
| Coarse stone | Aggregate | 14,400 | 14,380 | −20 |
| Cement | Cement | 4,720 | 4,725 | +5 |
| Water | Water | 2,080 | 2,078 | −2 |
| Admixture | Admixture | 13 | 13 | 0 |
Send a photo of the load cell nameplate, the controller you run today, or a sketch of the plant. We come back with a complete parts list, sourcing path, lead time and an integration note, usually within one business day.
You share the plant layout, batch size, recipes and the controller you run today. We confirm voltage, environment and the mounting envelope at each weigh point.
You get a complete parts list with model numbers, capacities, mounting hardware, junction-box wiring and lead time per line item.
Most parts ship same day from Davie, FL. Less common items take 1 to 6 weeks depending on the manufacturer. Kitted and labeled per your project number.
Phone, video or on-site support during commissioning, a calibration walk-through with your integrator, and documentation at handoff.
It depends on the plant more than the parts: cell capacity matched to the hopper, mounting, vibration from belts and gates, and calibration. Tell us the hopper size, batch size and the cells you run today, and we sanity-check the setup before quoting.
Yes, with a multi-scale batching controller. One programmable indicator runs the aggregate, cement, water and admixture weighments in a single recipe sequence, saves recipes and holds each ingredient to its tolerance window. Tell us how many scales the plant has and we match the controller.
Most likely, yes. Output in mV/V and standard mounting envelopes are industry-common. Send a photo of the nameplate or the spec sheet for the cell you are replacing, and we confirm electrical and mechanical compatibility before quoting.
Yes. Silos are mounted on compression canister cells or S-type tension cells, depending on how the silo is supported, and the cells are IP68 stainless for outdoor service. A weight transmitter sends the silo weight to your plant control system.
Yes. Plant manufacturers and authorized integrators get tiered pricing on standard cells, indicators and accessory kits. Send your business details, expected annual volume and project portfolio, and we route you to the dealer program.
Davie, FL stock ships same day, and common cells, indicators and WT-series controllers are stocked. Specialty configurations, such as custom mounting or oversized capacity, usually take 1 to 6 weeks depending on the manufacturer. Exact dates come with the quote.