IHS Crane Scales

IHS offers a strong, safe solution for weighing heavy, suspended loads in industrial settings such as shipping and production operations. Ruggedly constructed, IHS features robust metal die-cast housing, plated steel hook and sturdy, oversized shackle.

A remote control allows scale operation from a safe distance. LED display readings are highly visible in any lighting conditions, including outdoors. The hold function retains the value on the display after the item is removed from the scale, allowing time for the operator to record the weight.

Key Specifications

Capacity: 1000kg to 10000kg

Readability: 0.2kg to 2kg

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Features

Internal rechargeable battery
External calibration
Tare Function

Applications

Weighing

Features and Benefits

Hardware

Rotating hook allows easy access while loading, then safely locks in place during weighing
Remote control allows safe, hands-free operation
Sealed keypad protects against dirt and spills
Solid metal housing resists spills and protects internal components

Software

Auto power-off to save energy

Display

Bright LED display for easy viewing in most environments

Power

Rechargeable battery included for operation almost anywhere
AC adapter included

Models

Readability

Capacity

Model	Capacity	Readability	Pan Size	Request a Quote
IHS 1	1000kg	0.2kg	-	Request a Quote
IHS 3	3000kg	0.5kg	-	Request a Quote
IHS 5	5000kg	1kg	-	Request a Quote
IHS 10	10000kg	2kg	-	Request a Quote

Downloads

Manuals

Datasheets and Brochures

Accessories

Here is a list of our available related products and suitable accessories:

Product Image	Product Name	Item Number	Link
	Calibration certificate IHS/LHS/AFK 600/GFK 600/PTM	700660288	View

Articles

Blogs

A Guide to Hanging Scales 07 March 2018
Hanging scales, also called crane scales, work a bit differently than ordinary scales. Instead of putting a load on a weighing pan or a platform, the load is suspended using the crane scale's hook. The scale itself can hang from machinery, hooks and other apparatus.
Update on the SOLAS Amendment and Enforcement of its Regulations 04 October 2017
It's been more than a year since the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) amendment took effect. According to one shipping industry company, the jury is still out on how well the requirements are being monitored and enforced.