Crane Scales
- Crafted by the oldest and most respected German hanging scale company
- Remote control with large digital display
- Durable - 3 year warranty
- In stock for fast delivery
- Heavy duty and high capacity crane scales
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HUSCompact overhead crane scale. Four HUS models weigh a maximum of 60, 150, 300, and 600 kg.
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HCNConvenient hanging scale. Economically priced, battery operated, with weighing maximum from 20 to 200 kg
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HTSWater resistant overhead scales with memory functions. Seven HTS models weigh a maximum of 150 to 10,000 kg.
KERN: High capacity electronic digital crane scales for the toughest jobs. Low prices and fast shipping worldwide.
KERN overhead crane scales are designed for heavy duty industrial overhead weighing. They are used worldwide in industrial, scientific, educational, commercial and warehouse applications. They have large LED displays for easy viewing from a distance and wireless remote control operation of all weighing functions. KERN crane scales are equipped with a revolving hook with a safety catch and are security-tested to 1.3 times the weighing range maximum. Crane scale accuracy can be quickly set with a calibration program using external test weights. The data hold function 'freezes' the weight result until another key is pressed.
Like the quality and features of Mettler Toledo, Ohaus and Sartorious but not the price? Interested in inventory control, industrial weighing, quality control or counting money? Choose KERN counting scales.
Add Tovatech's outstanding customer service; their knowledgeable and friendly staff and you have a reliable partner for every weighing application.
KERN: Tradition and Innovation
KERN & Sohn GmbH was established in 1844 and is the oldest manufacturer of precision balances in Europe. Over 160 years of experience and devotion to quality has enabled KERN to become specialists in the weighing field. The KERN brand stands for precision and reliability. KERN is DIN ISO 9001:2000 accredited and globally active. Working with KERN is easy. The KERN commitment to satisfy customers never stops.
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