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Fairbanks Scales’ cutting-edge equipment at Conexpo 2014

Describing itself as the oldest industrial scale manufacturer in the U.S, Fairbanks Scales is showcasing its cutting-edge industrial scales at the Conexpo 2014 exhibition. Innovative products on display at Fairbanks’ booth will include the Talon HVX Series Portable Vehicle Scale, said to be designed to the highest standards in the industry. The Talon HVX is constructed with multiple 25.4cm and 30.5cm Structural Steel I-beams. These massive supports, said to be coupled with the highest deflection rating on
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
Describing itself as the oldest industrial scale manufacturer in the U.S, 7592 Fairbanks Scales is showcasing its cutting-edge industrial scales at the Conexpo 2014 exhibition.

Innovative products on display at Fairbanks’ booth will include the Talon HVX Series Portable Vehicle Scale, said to be designed to the highest standards in the industry. The Talon HVX is constructed with multiple 25.4cm and 30.5cm Structural Steel I-beams. These massive supports, said to be coupled with the highest deflection rating on the market, produce an extremely rigid and durable portable weighbridge.

Fairbanks is also featuring at Conexpo 2014 its FB2550 Driver Assist Terminal, designed to speed the vehicle-weighing process and reduce associated operating costs. By allowing drivers to remain inside their vehicles, the FB2550 DAT is said to eliminate safety concerns and liabilities due to drivers walking across scale platforms and traffic lanes.
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