Truck Scale Calibration In Uganda

Truck Scale Calibration in Uganda – Accurate, Reliable, and Compliant with Smart Weighing Kampala

For businesses in Uganda that operate trucks, logistics fleets, or industrial transport, accurate weighing is critical. Truck scale calibration ensures that your weighbridge provides precise measurements, avoids costly errors, and meets legal requirements. At Smart Weighing Kampala, we provide professional truck scale calibration services for all types of weighbridges, including weighbridge truck scales

Why Truck Scale Calibration is Essential

Truck scales can lose accuracy over time due to mechanical wear, load cell drift, environmental factors, and continuous use. Regular calibration:

• Ensures accurate weight readings for trucks and cargo

• Helps you comply with Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) and Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) regulations

• Reduces financial losses caused by overloading or inaccurate measurements

• Extends the lifespan of your weighbridge and its components

Without proper calibration, even small inaccuracies can lead to significant operational, financial, and legal challenges.

Truck Scale Calibration Services Offered by Smart Weighing Kampala

1. On-Site Calibration
   We bring our certified calibration equipment to your location, reducing downtime while testing and adjusting load cells, digital indicators, and structural alignment to achieve precise readings.

2. Full Weighbridge Inspection
   Before calibration, we inspect platforms, load cells, junction boxes, and wiring to identify any issues that may affect accuracy. This ensures your scale is safe, reliable, and fully operational.

3. Digital and Mechanical Scale Calibration
   Our technicians calibrate both digital electronic truck scales and traditional mechanical weighbridges, maintaining accuracy and compliance regardless of your equipment type.

4. Preventive Maintenance During Calibration
   Calibration sessions often include preventive maintenance such as cleaning debris from the platform, lubricating mechanical parts, and testing electronics to prevent future failures.