Worry-free, long-life performance from proven weighing system technology

If you’ve ever wondered how you can reduce high costs, labor-intensive maintenance and unacceptable downtime when it comes to the scales in your plant, DuraWeigh bench scales are the solution!

The robust design of our scales solves performance deficiencies once and for all – including the issues of calibration accuracy, equipment durability and long-life performance.

The advanced sealing technology and super-strong polymeric keypad design of our indicators, plus heavy-gauge stainless steel base, also make our scales virtually waterproof.

Even better, our newly introduced Cantrell•Gainco Infiniti® GII weight indicator model delivers important new advancements in precision weighing such as:

• Increased luminescence of the LED display for even easier readability
• Decreased product settling time for even faster precision-weighing
• Improved electronics in the new GII unit require only two boards

DuraWeigh heavy-duty floor scales deliver the same degree of weighing precision and rugged dependability as our bench scales.

Ideal for applications ranging from processing (departmental transfer of trim and mechanically separated meat) to shipping/receiving (combos and cases), our floor scales give you a highly durable, accurate and easy-to-clean system that improves uptime at lower overall costs compared to other floor scale systems.

DuraWeigh floor scales feature an ingenious structural design that delivers new benefits to users. Its shock-absorbing suspended platform with free-floating chain-and-rod system ensures accurate scale calibration while minimizing the risk of damage from water and traffic. The free-floating weigh deck isolates shocks, and it lifts easily for cleaning and maintenance, too.

Gainco Infiniti® weighing indicators have withstood rigorous third-party testing conducted by Underwriters Laboratory covering key protocols, including:

• Hot water – heated between 167° and 185° F
• High pressure – tested from 1,160 to 1,450 psi
• Point-blank range – a rotating fan-spray of hot water projected from a distance of 4 to 6 inches
• Angle of attack – high-pressure water sprayed at four angles at all seams and edges of the indicator
• Dust test – talcum powder released inside a test chamber along with a vacuum applied to a hole filled in the indicator – resulting in no dust ingress.