CPM scale system
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Micro Scale with Conical Hopper Individual hoppers allow for high-speed weighing, small dosage weighing, or ingredient segregation (to prevent cross-contamination) depending on the configuration. Capable of weighing 6 different ingredients at the same time on a 24 bin scale. Average Draw Weight: 1 to 10 lbs. Micro Scale with Funnel Hopper Funnel hoppers have larger volumetric capacities but are slightly less accurate than the rollover style. This is the most popular hopper style. Typically used in bakeries or feed mills where very large batches are desired. Scale Display Resolution: .05 to .1 lbs. (based on environment) Micro Scale with Rollover Hopper Rollover hoppers are tub-shaped hoppers that discharge quickly and are very accurate. The hopper is enclosed by a shield that reduces air movement, which may affect the scale and cause inaccurate readings. Scale Display Resolution: .02 to .1 lbs. (based on environment) Scale Systems: Micro and Minor Ingredient Scaling Bin Capacity: 6, 8, 10 cu. ft. Scale Display Resolution: .01 to .1 lbs. (based on environment) Hopper Capacity: 3 cu. ft. per hopper Average Draw Weight: 2 to 20 lbs. Bin Capacity: 6, 8, 10 cu. ft. Average Draw Weight: 1 to 10 lbs. Bin Capacity: 6, 8, 10 cu. ft.

Loss-in-Weight Micro The typical installation calls for daily usages of under 500 pounds and cycle draws between 1 and 20 pounds. The difference between the Loss-In-Weight and the Micro Scale is that the Loss-In-Weight bins provide continuous weighed inventory and multiple simultaneous draws. Average Draw Weight: 1 to 10 lbs. Bin Capacity: 6 cu. ft. Scale Display Resolution: .05 to .1 lbs. (based on environment) Nano Loss-in-Weight Scale Nano Loss-in-Weight Scale weighing system provides extremely accurate measurement of micro ingredients into your batching system. Like the traditional LIW,...