Weighing Scales for Spices, Grains and Pulses

Spices, grains and pulses are traded by the kilo and packed by the gram. A rice mill or dal mill buys by the truckload and sells in 25 kg bags, a spice packer fills 50 g and 100 g pouches by the thousand, and a trader’s shop weighs loose masala and grain all day. Moisture in the grain changes its weight, and every gram given away in a pack is profit gone.

Hindustan Scale Company (HSCo), Mumbai, has made weighing equipment since 1955. For rice, dal and flour mills, spice processors and packers, and grain and spice traders we supply weighbridges and belt weighers, bagging machines, multi-head weighers and checkweighers, counter scales and barcode label scales for shops, moisture meters, pulverisers and sieve shakers. Tell us what you trade or pack and we’ll name the scale that fits.

Where grains and spices are weighed, and with what

• Buying – weighbridges for trucks, platform scales for sacks, and moisture meters for grain.
• Milling and cleaning – belt weighers on conveyors, sieve shakers and pulverisers.
• Bagging – bagging machines fill 10 to 50 kg bags of rice, dal and flour.
• Pouch packing – multi-head weighers and checkweighers for small packs of spices and pulses.
• Shops and traders – counter scales, price computing scales and barcode label printing scales.

Tell us the problem, we’ll name the scale

What mills, packers and traders ask us about most.