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Use a Weighing Scale Manufacturer You Can Depend On

If you run a large-scale production business in the manufacturing, food processing, system integration or another similar industry then you know how important it is to optimize your process weighing system. With nearly one hundred years of experience, the professionals at Hardy Process Solutions understand the importance of process optimization. Our commitment to crafting quality products and providing topnotch solutions is just part of what makes us the most dependable weight system manufacturer. In addition to our products and solutions, our team is dedicated to providing outstanding customer service by offering guidance and tools to customers as needed.

When Choosing Floor Scales, it Pays to Weigh all of Your Options

Many manufacturing industries rely on industrial weighing instruments and scales of all sizes to manage their daily business. Manufacturers use various scales to weigh items throughout the production process: from inventory of raw materials, batching and blending products on assembly lines, packaging finished goods, quality control inspection to final shipments leaving a plant.

Hardy has Released a Profibus-DP Communications Option for its Field-proven HI 6500 Series of Weight Processors

The new HI 6500-PB series sets the standard for meeting the process weighing needs for a low-cost, fast, high-resolution Profibus-DP weight processor.

World's First Bench Scale for Industrial Internet of Things

Hardy E-Scale Integrates Weight Processor Into Scale Head

Hardy Selected as a Top Supplier of Weighing Systems in Control Magazine’s 2016 Readers Choice Awards

The annual awards are based on the input of more than 1,000 global Control subscribers, who nominate suppliers based on their real-world experience with specific products and brands.

Increase Overall Plant Efficiency with Hardy Weightless Calibration

In almost every industry, raw materials and finished product need to be weighed multiple times in the manufacturing process. Weighing vessels and silos is generally accepted as the most accurate and repeatable method to measure their contents, especially for inventory purposes. The Traditional method used to calibrate and validate industrial scales can be very time consuming, costly, disruptive to production and/or place employees and the manufacturing supply chain at some risk. Usually the higher the capacity of the scale, the greater the impact to production lines.

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