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How are the types of electronic scales classified?

The sorting scale is a kind of electronic scale, so how many kinds of electronic scales are there? Let's study it in detail below: As our country currently does not standardize the classification of electronic scales, people have given various names to electronic scales from different angles or their own habits. In order to adapt to different requirements, electronic scales can generally be classified from the following aspects:-According to the principle, there are resistance strain type, vibrating wire type, magnetoelectric type, gyro type, nuclear power type, etc. One-press operation modes are divided into automatic and non-automatic electronic scales. According to the accuracy level, it can be divided into four levels: 1, 2, 3, and 4. Correspondingly, it can also be divided into the most precise, precise, commercial, and industrial, but this name is only relative and not strictly defined. Therefore, it should be classified according to the former in a strict sense. —According to the load-bearing structure or load-bearing method, there are electronic belt scales, electronic rail scales, electronic hook scales, electronic hopper scales, platform scales, vehicle axle scales, and portable and movable platform scales. —According to the purpose or function, there can be pricing scales, quantitative sorting scales, quantitative packaging scales, batching scales, highway quantitative monitoring scales, human health scales, household kitchen scales, parts counting scales, and explosion-proof special scales for sale to the public .Electronic scale is an important weighing equipment in the weighing and packaging industry and has a good market development prospect.

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