Air-Weigh Scale Can Improve Safety for Work Trucks
Air-Weigh has released the LoadMaxx Work Truck Scale, an onboard scale designed specifically for work trucks.
The onboard axle scale is designed to improve safety and make trucks more efficient. The LoadMaxx Work Truck Scale warns the driver when a vehicle's weight approaches its safety threshold, allowing operators to load trucks safely.
Overloading is a leading cause of crane and hoist accidents on work trucks, according to Air-Weight, saying that one vehicle overturns for every 10,000 hours of crane use and 80% of these incidents are related to excess weight.
Air-Weighs weighing technology reduces the threat of overloading without disrupting a fleet's efficiency and can eliminate overweight fines as well.
Air-Weigh is a provider of on-board weighing solutions, building scales for commercial and refuse vehicles.
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