The ANY-WEIGH® Bench scales provide complete flexibility in size and capacity for use in a wide range of weighing applications. With their rugged construction and stainless steel tops, ANYWEIGH Scales are a great fit for both laboratory and industrial installations.
The ANY-WEIGH line of bench scales can be configured with standard interfacing to a weight instrument or with a built-in, direct connection to a PLC or PC.
The Hardy E-Scale Bench scale series is the world's first IIoT-ready (Industrial Internet of Things) scale base. It includes an integrated Hardy weight processor for direct network connection for EtherNet/IP® networks. Depending on configuration, the E-Scale offers complete flexibility in size and capacity for use in a wide range of weighing applications. E-Scales eliminate possible failure points and save the cost of extra splice-boxes and other components.
Hardy’s single (HI 1756-WS) and dual (HI-1756-2WS) are weigh scale modules that mount directly into an Allen-Bradley ControlLogix® PLC Chassis. They read weight and diagnostic data from one set or two separate sets of strain gauge load sensors or load cells and communicate this data over the I/O chassis backplane to the ControlLogix Processor.
The HI 1756-nDF ControlLogix Dispenser/Filler module is the easy answer to a variety of material feed applications, especially, when speed and accuracy of the feed are paramount to the process. The module batches, fills, or dispenses aggregates, granulates, liquids, or gases, handling the entire feed process.
Used in new applications or to retrofit volumetric feeders, the HI 1756-FC feeder control module mounts directly into your ControlLogix® chassis and controls many standard feeding devices as well as your proprietary designs.
Hardy HI 1769-WS and -2WS are single channel PLC-style weigh scale modules for use with the Allen-Bradley MicroLogix® 1500 and CompactLogix® controllers. The HI 1769-WS and -2WS reads and conditions weight and diagnostic data from strain gauge load sensors or load cells up to one hundred times per second and communicates this data over the I/O chassis backplane to the PLC processor.
