During the use of the batching belt scale, zero drift may occur due to improper human operation or due to the equipment itself. So, what is the reason for the zero point fluctuation of the ingredient belt scale?

In fact, there are generally three reasons for the zero point fluctuation of the general ingredient belt scale:

(1) The weighing sensor has malfunctioned. Aging of weighing sensors, unstable output signals or errors can cause the batching belt to scale out The emergence of zero drift.

(2) The speed sensor has malfunctioned. The speed sensor, like the weighing sensor, can cause zero drift in the batching belt scale if the output signal is unstable.

(3) The weighing instrument has malfunctioned. Aging of the weighing instrument can cause measurement errors and result in zero drift of the batching belt scale.

Because the zero point fluctuation of the ingredient belt scale is very serious, it puts a considerable burden on the ingredient belt scale. Therefore, it is important for everyone to correctly understand the reasons for the zero point fluctuation of the ingredient belt scale? Correct resolution of zero point fluctuations in the batching belt scale can reduce the frequent occurrence of inaccurate weighing in the batching belt scale.