Hirschmann solution

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Also anticipating increased demand for weighing systems, in light of the IMO requirements, Germany’s Hirschmann MSC has developed a system for container weighing that can be integrated into container handling equipment. Using its fSENS force sensors, Hirschmann can design an integrated weighing system for gantry cranes. “Individual components or retrofittable complete systems are available, consisting of consoles, controls and sensors.

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