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In stock · Davie, FL · Same-day Industry · Bulk Material Weighing
Weighing for bulk handling

Engineered for bulk
material handling.

Weigh modules, batch controllers, automatic bagging, digital transmitters, and washdown indicators — specified for plant builders, OEMs, and integrators. NIST HB44 / OIML-grade systems. Shipped from Davie, FL stock.

Where it fits in the line.

Five weighing points across a bulk handling line — from intake through silo storage, batching, and bagging or load-out. One controller family ties them together.

Line Schematic
INTAKE / RECEIVING 01 02 SILO / WEIGH MODULES 100.0 kg BATCH 03 BATCH STATION 25.0 kg BAG 04 BAGGING / FILL TLB4 SCADA 05 LOAD-OUT · TRANSMITTERS TO PLC
  • 01Intake / receiving hopper — weigh-in at the material source, initial batch check or inventory entry.
  • 02Silo / hopper weigh modules — Berman SIPX or Schenck RTN compression kits for continuous level-by-weight.
  • 03Batch station — multi-ingredient recipe controller sequences weighments with saved formulas and tolerance enforcement.
  • 04Bagging / fill station — gravimetric fill control with coarse/fine feed and in-flight (preact) compensation.
  • 05Load-out & transmitters — Laumas TLB digital transmitters feed live weight data to PLC / SCADA for process and inventory.
Bulk line automation

Run the line unattended.

Coarse/fine feed, in-flight (preact) compensation, recipe storage, automatic tare, alarm and tolerance enforcement, and PLC/SCADA handoff via transmitters — every link in the chain handled by the controller, not the operator.

6 Capabilities
  • A Feeding

    Coarse / fine two-speed

    Fast bulk feed switches to a slow dribble near target, tightening the cutoff window and reducing overrun.

    Standard on IT2000M / IT8000
  • B Accuracy

    In-flight compensation

    Preact correction accounts for material in free-fall at gate close — the controller learns and adjusts over consecutive cycles.

    Automatic per cycle
  • C Repeatability

    Saved recipe storage

    Operators select a recipe by name; the controller loads all target weights, tolerances, and sequence parameters automatically.

    Up to 99 recipes stored
  • D Preparation

    Automatic tare

    Tare is applied automatically at the start of each cycle — container weight, empty conveyor, or hopper pre-load is removed without operator input.

    Per-cycle automatic
  • E Compliance

    Tolerance enforcement

    The controller flags any weighment outside the recipe window — hold the batch, sound an alarm, and log the deviation before the next cycle releases.

    OIML R107 / R61 aligned
  • F Integration

    PLC / SCADA handoff

    Laumas TLB transmitters stream live weight at high update rate — 4–20 mA, RS-485 Modbus, or Ethernet to the host system without polling delay.

    TLB · TLB4 multi-channel

Built for the line.

Three weighing points the bulk operation lives or dies on. Same indicator family runs all three — so the panel stays simple and the integrator doesn't re-learn the screen.

3 Points
  • A
    At the silo

    Silo & hopper inventory

    Compression weigh modules turn any silo or hopper into a live inventory scale — accurate level-by-weight independent of material density or angle of repose.

    • ModulesBerman SIPX / Schenck RTN
    • ChannelsDigital via TLB4
    • OutputPLC / SCADA
  • B
    On the line

    Automatic bagging

    Gravimetric fill control hits a predetermined target mass with coarse/fine feed and in-flight compensation — open-mouth, valve, and bulk-bag.

    • ControllerIT8000 / IT6000 BAG
    • StandardOIML R61
    • Feed2-speed + dribble
  • C
    In the panel

    Multi-ingredient batch

    One programmable controller runs a recipe across several weigh hoppers with saved formulas and enforced tolerance windows.

    • ControllerWT8000 BULK / IT2000M
    • ScalesUp to 8
    • StandardOIML R107
Standards we build to

Specs that survive the inspector.

  • NIST HB44 §2.22

    Automatic Bulk Weighing Systems — the US legal-for-trade code for weighing bulk loads.

  • OIML R61

    Automatic gravimetric filling instruments — the metrology framework for bagging and fill lines.

  • OIML R107

    Discontinuous totalizing (hopper) weighers — governs batch and totalizing hopper scales.

  • NTEP CC

    Certificate of Conformance path for legal-for-trade weighments in the US.

For plant builders, OEMs & integrators

Send us your silo or line drawings.
We'll send back a complete kit.

Drop P&IDs, silo schedules, or a photo of your panel. We respond with a parts list, sourcing path, lead time, and an integration note — usually within one business day.

How a project goes.

From a back-of-napkin silo layout to a commissioned controller stack. We work in four discrete steps so nothing gets dropped between sales and the floor.

4 Steps
  1. 01 Discovery

    Silo / line layout & intake call.

    You share the plant layout, silo schedules, batch recipes, material characteristics, and existing controller stack. We confirm constraints — voltage, environment, mounting envelope, certification target.

    < 1 business day
  2. 02 Specification

    BOM, drawings, and quote.

    You receive a complete parts list with model numbers, capacities, accuracy class, mounting hardware, junction wiring, and lead time per line item.

    1–3 business days
  3. 03 Supply

    Stock pull & ship.

    Most parts ship same-day from our Davie, FL warehouse. Long-tail items (custom mounting, ATEX, oversized) run 1–6 weeks. We label, kit, and route per your project number.

    Same-day to 6 weeks
  4. 04 Commission

    Field support & sign-off.

    Phone, video, or on-site support during commissioning. Calibration walk-through with your integrator. Final acceptance sign-off and documentation handoff.

    On request

Manufacturers we stock.

Five brands, chosen for bulk-handling duty — the modules, controllers, transmitters, and indicators we actually keep on the shelf in Davie, FL and have kitted for bulk lines.

5 Suppliers
  • SystecBatch, bagging & bulk controllers
  • LaumasDigital transmitters & indicators
  • BermanStainless weighing module kits
  • Schenck ProcessRTN load cells & controllers
  • WeightechUSAIn-house WT-series indicators

Procurement FAQ.

The questions that come up on every bulk-material project — accuracy, OEM pricing, interchangeability, certifications, and lead times.

5 Questions
  • Gravimetric fill control holds tight tolerance with coarse/fine feed and in-flight compensation. Achievable accuracy depends on material flow, feed design, and load-cell capacity match — we sanity-check your application before quoting.

  • Yes. Plant builders and authorized integrators access tiered pricing on controllers, modules, and indicators. Send your business details and we route you to the dealer program.

  • Usually yes — mV/V output and standard mounting envelopes are industry-common. Send a nameplate photo or spec sheet and we confirm electrical and mechanical compatibility before quoting.

  • NTEP Certificates of Conformance and OIML options (R61, R107, R76) are available on select controllers and load cells — not the entire catalog. Tell us up front if legal-for-trade matters and we quote certified parts specifically.

  • Davie, FL stock ships same-day. Specialty configurations such as custom mounting, ATEX, or oversized capacity typically run 1 to 6 weeks. Exact dates are confirmed with the quote.

Talk to an engineer.

Sizing a silo module kit, specifying a batch panel for a new recipe line, or integrating transmitters into an existing SCADA stack? Our application engineers spec bulk-handling builds every week — pick up the phone or send a note.