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Efficient weighing for smoother logistics and smarter material flow
Tamtron’s truck and railway scales enable accurate, fast, and reliable weighing at every stage of the logistics chain – from terminals to industrial sites and loading areas. In addition, our on-board scales support efficient material handling by enabling weighing during loading. Our solutions withstand demanding conditions and heavy loads, and they integrate seamlessly into the customer’s processes and data management systems, making them ideal weighing solutions for logistics.
The scales connect seamlessly to Tamtron’s cloud services, ensuring efficient weighing data management. With real-time access, material flows can be monitored, reported, and invoiced regardless of location. As a result, logistics operators can optimize transport operations, gain full transparency, and improve overall supply chain efficiency with reliable weighing solutions for logistics.
Key benefits
- Precise weighing in all conditions, regardless of location
- Faster logistics with weighing during loading
- Transparent and controlled material flows
- Lower lifecycle costs with smart optimization
- Real-time weighing data available via Tamtron’s cloud services
Our solutions for logistics
On-board scales
Truck and railway scales

Truck scale
Truck scales enable accurate and efficient weighing of bulk materials and liquids.

Tamtron DW600 Axle Scale
The Tamtron DW600 axle scale enables smooth and efficient control weighing of vehicles as they pass over the weighbridge.

Scalex RDW Railway Scale
Tamtron RDW Railway Scale is a static wheel load diagnostic system.

Scalex Trapper DRS Railway Scale
Tamtron Trapper DRS Railway Scale is a weighbridge railway scale designed for dynamic weighing.

Scalex Trapper SRS Railway Scale
Tamtron Trapper SRS Railway Scale is a weighbridge railway scale designed for static weighing.
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