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Rice Lake Weighing Systems
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Rice Lake Weighing Systems, an ISO 9001-registered company, has been in the industrial scale and process-control weighing industry for 60 years. They design, manufacture, and distribute equipment a network of independent scale distributors, and offer a selection of load cells, weigh modules, and advanced instrumentation. Rice Lake also manufactures precision calibration weights, including all ASTM, OIML, and NBS classes for balances and scales. Traceable and Calibration Certificates are available with every weight sold. Their metrology lab is accredited by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) and provides weight services, including recalibration and refurbishing of existing weights. Rice Lake Weighing Systems also includes Rice Lake Custom Machining, a full-service manufacturing facility specializing in custom machine solutions from single parts to turnkey components. Services include prototyping, precision turning and milling, machining of castings and forgings, replacement part design/machining, finishing processes and applications, statistical process control/documentation, and concurrent engineering. Products Rice Lake Weighing Systems offers a wide range of scale products, including balances, bench scales, checkweighers, counting scales, crane scales, floor scales instrumentation/HMI, integrated solutions, junction boxes, load cells/weigh modules, mechanical/monorail scales, medical scales, pallet truck scales, power conditioning, precision solutions, printers, remote displays/scoreboards, retail scales, truck/track scales, and weights and fish scales. Rice Lake Weighing Systems' SURVIVOR truck scales use the slogan “Toughest Scales on Earth.” Industries Industries RLWS provides solutions for include agriculture, bulk construction materials and processing, chemical, food and beverage processing, forestry, pulp and paper, manufacturing, packaging and material handling, pharmaceuticals and life sciences, retail, supply chain, transportation and logistics, and waste. 
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