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Introduction to a Flattop scale

The Emery/Winslow Flattop Scale is a robust platform measuring 40’x11’, supported by a 12” thick raft slab foundation. It features two 10’ level approaches and 25’ decent ramps, ensuring smooth vehicle transitions. With hydrostatic load cells that withstand water and lightning, the scale boasts a 75K capacity using only 6 load cells. Its clean design minimizes components beneath the deck, enhancing maintenance. The scale comes with a 10-year load cell warranty, ensuring long-term reliability. This introduction details the pouring of the raft slab, base slab installation, and the final calibration process.

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Introduction to a Flattop scale

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  1. The scale to be shown is an Emery/Winslow Flattop Scale Platform is 40’x11’ with site rails. The foundation is a raft slab design that is 12” thick and has (2) 10’ level approaches, also there is 25’ decent ramps. The scale has an optional 3/8” deck plate. Features: Hydrostatic load cells that are immune to water and lightning 75K load cells requiring only 6 in the entire scale. Flattop deck “Steel” Very clean design with few components under the deck and no electronic components. 10 year load cell Warranty Introduction to a Flattop scale

  2. Pouring of 12” raft slab • Base slab is one continuous pour and is heavily reinforced

  3. Preparing approach installation • Finishing the base slab and preparing the 10’ (level) approaches

  4. Shows base slab and approach completed Completed foundation

  5. Shows (3) load cell sections and site rails Scale installed

  6. Decent ramps installed and back filling completed. Decent ramps installed

  7. Scale being calibrated Notice how the site rails will help keep trucks on the scale Final Calibration

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