Jul 2, 2021
Sensortronic Weighing & Inspection Australasia specialise in providing servicing and maintenance for weighbridge systems, ensuring public safety remains unaffected by transport trucks on the roads.

July 2, 2021 / / —
Transport trucks conduct many journeys across Australia every single day. These trucks are all loaded with different goods and items, with the aim to pack them as full as possible. The more items a truck can transport, the more jobs and contracts it can take on. Nevertheless, there's a distinct danger to overloading trucks on the roads. Sensortronic Weighing & Inspection Australasia has stepped in to ensure this danger doesn't exist. The company is putting road safety as a top priority, making sure that everyone remains safe on the motorways and roads.
SWIA specialise in weighbridge systems, which are used to help weigh transport trucks before they're set out on the roads. Specifically, the company looks to provide service and maintenance for these systems, guaranteeing that they work correctly. In turn, SWIA also supplies, calibrates and installs weighing and inspection equipment and software. The services are all designed to cater towards one thing; ensuring that trucks are weighed accurately and prevented from being too heavy.
The danger of overloaded transport trucks
There is a serious problem that arises when transport trucks are overloaded and sent out onto the roads. Actually, there are several problems. One key issue is that the trucks become too unbalanced due to the extra weight in the back. This leads to additional force when turning, which can very quickly mean a truck tips over. Naturally, this leads to safety concerns for both the truck drivers and members of the general public. Many accidents have been caused by this, and SWIA is hoping to put a stop to it by preventing truck overloads from happening in the first place.
Another concern relates to the impact of heavy transportation vehicles on Australian roads. When trucks are too heavy and overloaded, it means more weight pushes down on the roads. In turn, this can cause cracks that lead to potholes, damaging road surfaces. From here, damaged road surfaces could cause more auto accidents, as well as damaging people's vehicles.
There is simply no understating how important it is to keep transport trucks at a safe weight. SWIA has been working in this industry for many years, focusing on maintaining weighbridge systems and delivery solutions that will keep truck drivers and the wider public safe on the road.
About Sensortronic Weighing & Inspections Australasia
SWIA has been supplying and servicing weighing equipment and software in Queensland for over thirty years. The team is built around a combination of experience and metrological training, with NMI certification to provide the best advice and service to every client. SWIA was founded on four key principles that every product and service is informed by to this day: Innovation, Expertise, Range and Reach. With offices in Brisbane, Rockhampton, Townsville and the Sunshine Coast, the company is keen to help keep roads safe throughout Queensland with its range of weighing services.
Contact Info:
Name: Merv and Elaine Williams
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Organization: Sensortronic Weighing & Inspection
Address: Unit 1, 944 Nudgee Road, Banyo QLD 4014
Phone: 1800 SCALES
Website: https://www.swia.com.au/
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