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Dynamic Checkweighers vs. Static Checkweighers

05/11/2009 1:57 AM

what is differance between dynamic checkweigher and static checkweigher
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Re: checkweighing differance

05/11/2009 6:57 AM

In one the loads in motion(dynamic) in the other the loads stationary(static).

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Re: Dynamic Checkweighers vs. Static Checkweighers

05/16/2009 8:04 AM

In a static checkweigher, the product or object being weighed stops on the weigher until the weight has been recorded.

A dynamic checkweigher uses a short conveyor. The product is weighed as it passes through the conveyor.

Technically, a static checkweigher is more accurate than a dynamic one. However, since the product has to stop for a few seconds, a static checkweigher is only suitable for low production rates. Properly installed and operated, dynamic checkweighers are usually good enough for most applications.

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