Weighing systems for logistics and warehousing.
Weigh every pallet at goods in and goods out, on the truck that already moves it. There is no detour to the floor scale, and the weight goes straight to your WMS.
Move more pallets with the same trucks
A warehouse runs on the clock. Lorries wait at the dock, and every pallet has to be received, stored, picked and sent out again. Each one also has to be weighed, to know what came in and what went out.
A floor scale stands in one place, so every pallet has to go to it and come back. A mobile weighing system puts the scale on the forklift, the reach truck or the pallet truck. The pallet is weighed during a lift the truck was going to make anyway. The same trucks and the same people move more pallets in a shift.
Tesmatic weighing systems are retrofit systems. They fit the trucks you already run, of any brand, model or age. The operator reads the weight on the display, and the same weight goes to your ERP or WMS, so nobody types it in.
How much time does your floor scale cost?
Every pallet that goes to a floor scale makes a detour. On the truck, the weighing takes about 10 seconds, during the lift. Enter your own times and see what you get back.
With your floor scale60 s
- Drive to the scale
- Wait
- Set down, weigh and lift again
On the truck10 s
- Weigh during the lift
Time recovered on your floor
Enter the figures of your operation. They start at the figures of the Tesmatic operation model.
Your volume
Your floor scale today, per pallet
Operator days recovered every month
50 seconds back on every pallet. That is 30.6 hours of operator time a month, counted in days of eight hours.
On the truck, the weighing takes 10 seconds, during the lift. That figure comes from the Tesmatic operation model.
Where to weigh in a warehouse
A pallet is lifted several times between the lorry that brings it and the lorry that takes it away. Each of those lifts can also be a weighing.
- Goods in
- Weigh each pallet as it comes off the lorry, to check the delivery.
- Storage
- Know the weight before the pallet goes up to the rack.
- Order picking
- A wrong quantity shows as a wrong weight, at the pick location.
- Stock control
- Weigh for inventory and batching, without a trip to the scale.
- Goods out
- Weigh each pallet onto the lorry, and add up the load as you go.
Weighing systems for a warehouse
The right one depends on why you weigh. Each system is built for one job and comes with its own accuracy, in writing.
Use it toWeigh every pallet
ForkMatic
Weighing forks for inventory, batching and full traceability. No cables in the mast.
Use it toWeigh goods in and out
WeighMatic
Hydraulic weighing for goods in and out and truck loading. The truck stays as it is.
Use it toStop overloads
LoadMatic
Load indication and overload protection, with an overload bar, an alarm and a relay.
One screen for the whole fleet
Every truck sends its weighings to the same Web App. You see the operation from your desk, without asking the floor.
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All in one place
Data from every truck
Each truck sends its data directly over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, with no gateway. Everything arrives in the same Web App and in your ERP or WMS.
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Live
Weighings by group
The Web App shows every weighing as it happens, sorted by group. You can export them when you need a report.
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Safety
Overloads on record
Every overload event is recorded. Impact detection on the forks and the chassis comes with adjustable sensitivity.
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No licence fees
Included with the system
The Web App comes with every system. Firmware updates arrive online, without a site visit.
Warehouse machines we fit
The system goes on the trucks you already run. Choose a machine to see the systems that fit it.
Common questions
Is it accurate enough for stock control?
Weighing forks read ±0.1% of the load, so ±2 kg on a 2,000 kg pallet. Below 500 kg, the figure is a flat ±0.5 kg.
Does it work with our WMS or ERP?
Yes. The data reaches your ERP or WMS through WebSockets, MQTT or CSV. The Web App shows the weighings live, and you can export them.
Do we have to stop the warehouse to fit it?
No. Forklift engineers fit the systems on site, truck by truck, around your shifts. The floor keeps running while the fleet is converted.
Does it fit a mixed fleet with old trucks?
Yes. Tesmatic is brand-independent by design. One system line fits a mixed fleet, with no brand lock-in and no separate stock for each make. Every system retrofits to a fleet that is already working.
What happens after the warranty?
Every system has a 2-year warranty on material and manufacturing. Spare parts stay available for 5 years from the invoice date. Calibration and repair come from the factory that built the system.
Help choosing
Not sure which system fits your machine?
Tell us the machine, how much it lifts and what for. We’ll tell you which system fits and what it costs.