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Operator Briefing
What is " Scale Weighing Accuracy"?
Prepared by Technical Support 25 May, 2017
What does the term "Accurate" mean?
"Accurate" means that the scale displays the actual weight of the load, within the spe/-
tolerance of error, plus one display graduation, whichever is larger.
What does the terms "Consistent" and "Reliable" mean?
"Consistent" means that the weights displayed are close in value and not "scattered". We consider
consistent and reliable weights to be those which vary less than +/- one scale display increment.
"Reliable"relates to your level of confidence that the weighing system is producing a consistent and
accurate weight display each time you lift and weigh.
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What does the terms "Scale Error" mean?
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Scale Error or Accuracy is defined as a percentage of full scale capacity.
SEKO Forklift Scale systems utilize Rinstrum's NTEP certified Scale Indicator producing display errors
of less than +/- 0.03% and NTEP certified S-beam type load cells producing signals with +/- 0.03% error.
The SEKO weigh module low-friction mechanical design allows better than +/- 0.1% displayed weight
error in practice.
Mast tilt can cause weighing errors due to the altered gravitational vector producing strain on the scale
load cells. In normal truck operation, this effect is small and generally not noticed.
However, when +/- 0.1% accuracy is essential, we recommend that the Tilt Compensation scale option be
considered. This option will automatically sense and correct the weight display for the effects of load tilt
up to +/ - 10 degrees of truck/mast and carriage tilt.
A Note to you, the Operator
- Your operation experience is the basis for all that is written in these notes.
Your feedback, comments and recommendations are very important and can aid other operators as the
information is passed along, such as we have done in these notes. I hope these comments have been useful for
your work. Please feel free to
call 307-321-4505 for additional assistance
and to share experiences of success
and not so successful. Your input will help improve these note
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