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    Our Sister Company Parkerfarm Presents the brand new VRS Video

    Weightron Admin|26 March, 2018

    Our sister company Parkerfarm has been working hard creating a brand new video showcasing the Parkerfarm VRS product.

    Last month Parkerfarm asked local video company Defeye to help promote the Parkerfarm VRS system by creating a state-of-the-art video. Due to adverse weather conditions they had to do most of the filming in the pouring rain, but all in all we think the final video looks great!

    The VRS (Vehicle Recognition System) allows driver-managed weighing of vehicles, all whilst removing the need to man the weighbridge office or for the driver to leave their vehicle during the weighing process.

    The short video, filmed on a farm in York, demonstrates how simple and efficient the system is to use.

    Have a look for yourselves –

    For more information on the VRS system please get in touch today.

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      Frequently Asked Questions

      What is a Weighbridge?

      A Weighbridge (US truck scale) is a large, low-profile scale used to weigh both road and off-road vehicles (rigid and articulated lorries, dumper trucks, vans etc) and their contents. The load carried by the vehicle is calculated by weighing the vehicle both empty and loaded. The main weighbridge deck structure can be constructed from steel, pre-stressed concrete or steel-concrete composite.

      What is a Pit-Mounted Weighbridge?

      Installed inside a pit, these weighbridges sit flush with the road surface. As they don’t require ramps, they take up less road surface compared to surface mount installations. Suitable for sites with restricted access.

      What is a Surface-Mounted Weighbridge?

      Installed above ground, these weighbridges incorporate steel or concrete ramps to allow vehicles to drive on and off. One advantage is that the ramps slow down vehicle entry speed. Less foundation works are required when compared with pit mount installations. Surface designs are suitable for temporary/portable installations when used with steel ramps.

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