We offered RCC Weigh Bridge is a pit-type truck scale that is suitable for areas with limited space, such as non-hilly regions. The platform is made of concrete, which makes it durable and maintenance-free, with no need for repainting. In contrast, steel platforms are prone to rusting and loosening of nuts and bolts, which require periodic tightening. The cost of constructing a concrete platform is approximately 40% less than that of a steel platform. Moreover, the quality of steel is always in doubt due to the presence of local companies that produce inferior quality steel. Onsite construction of concrete weigh bridges helps monitor the quality of the components. Steel structures tend to bend and rattle when a truck comes onto the platform, causing a lateral pull of the load cells. In contrast, the concrete platform is a rigid monolithic structure that distributes the load evenly to all six load cells. Moreover, steel structures are prone to cantilever effects, causing weighing errors, while concrete platforms are more stable and have no inverse forces taking place. Steel structured weigh bridges are also susceptible to electrostatic charge and high electric fields caused by lightning, which may damage the weighing instrumentation and load cells. The concrete weighbridge is built to last, with a strong construction that provides a long life for the equipment. The platform is designed for easy loading and unloading, and the weighbridge has a high weighing capacity of up to 200 tones. The platform length ranges from 6 meters to 24 meters, and the width ranges from 3 meters to 4 meters. In summary, both the RCC type weighbridge are designed for heavy-duty weighing applications. They feature durable construction, high weighing capacity, and fully digital technology for accurate weighing. The RCC weighbridge requires no regular servicing and is maintenance-free. Therefore, the RCC Weigh Bridge is a more cost-effective, durable, and stable solution for heavy-duty and complicated weighing applications.

We offered RCC Weigh Bridge is a pit-type truck scale that is suitable for areas with limited space, such as non-hilly regions. The platform is made of concrete, which makes it durable and maintenance-free, with no need for repainting. In contrast, steel platforms are prone to rusting and loosening of nuts and bolts, which require periodic tightening. The cost of constructing a concrete platform is approximately 40% less than that of a steel platform. Moreover, the quality of steel is always in doubt due to the presence of local companies that produce inferior quality steel. Onsite construction of concrete weigh bridges helps monitor the quality of the components. Steel structures tend to bend and rattle when a truck comes onto the platform, causing a lateral pull of the load cells. In contrast, the concrete platform is a rigid monolithic structure that distributes the load evenly to all six load cells. Moreover, steel structures are prone to cantilever effects, causing weighing errors, while concrete platforms are more stable and have no inverse forces taking place. Steel structured weigh bridges are also susceptible to electrostatic charge and high electric fields caused by lightning, which may damage the weighing instrumentation and load cells. The concrete weighbridge is built to last, with a strong construction that provides a long life for the equipment. The platform is designed for easy loading and unloading, and the weighbridge has a high weighing capacity of up to 200 tones. The platform length ranges from 6 meters to 24 meters, and the width ranges from 3 meters to 4 meters. In summary, both the RCC type weighbridge are designed for heavy-duty weighing applications. They feature durable construction, high weighing capacity, and fully digital technology for accurate weighing. The RCC weighbridge requires no regular servicing and is maintenance-free. Therefore, the RCC Weigh Bridge is a more cost-effective, durable, and stable solution for heavy-duty and complicated weighing applications.