Differences between weighing sensors and weighing modules

Want to learn moreLoad CellandWeighing Module We need to first clarify the concept of the differences between the two.

Simply put, weighing sensors are the core of every simple standard scale, and all scales we can see include weighing sensors. A weighing sensor is a device that converts a quality signal into a measurable electrical signal and outputs it. The instrument then receives the signal and converts it into a numerical display, which is the weight we see. The range of the weighing sensor is between 0 and 470 tons.
　

The weighing module is a new type of weighing element, which is composed of components such as a weighing sensor, load transfer device, and installation connectors, and is made of coated steel, galvanized steel, 304 stainless steel, and 316 electrolytic polished stainless steel. The weighing module can be easily connected to various shapes of mechanical devices, such as raceways, platforms, vertical tanks, tanks, hoppers, etc.
　

After understanding the concepts of the two, let's talk about the differences between the two.

The weighing sensor is an indispensable part of the scale body, while the weighing module is not necessary and can be omitted. The weighing module is mainly used in modern industry. The system installed with the weighing module can not only ensure the high accuracy and long-term stability of the weighing sensor, but also solve the weighing error caused by improper installation. In addition, the weighing module can be easily installed on various shapes of containers, suitable for retrofitting existing equipment. Whether it is a container, hopper, or reactor, with the addition of weighing modules, it can become a weighing system, and is therefore widely used in modern industry.