SI-850 Milk weight machine
Product overview
The SI-850 Milk weigher is the trusted choice for bulk milk weighing in dairy plants and BMC chiller units. Designed with Stainless Steel 304 construction, it ensures superior hygiene, durability, and minimal maintenance. With advanced weighing functions, seamless connectivity, and ERP compatibility, the SI-850 milk weight machine sets the benchmark for precision and efficiency in milk collection operations.
LCD display
Enclosure - SS
Printing formats & reports
Compatible ERP scale server
Technical specifications
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Capacity/Accuracy |
600 kg/100 g |
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Interface |
RS-232,USB host & device,Wi-Fi,Ethernet(Optional) |
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Display |
Graphic LCD |
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Keyboard |
Alpha-numeric Keyboard |
Key benefits of milk weight machine
High hygiene standards
Fully stainless steel body prevents contamination.
Low maintenance
Rugged design reduces downtime and service costs.
Advanced weighing functions
Weight logging, configurable print formats, and secure access control.
Connectivity options
RS-232, USB, LAN, Wi-Fi, and 4-20mA interfaces for seamless integration.
ERP compatibility
Direct data transfer to ERP scale servers for streamlined operations.
User friendly interface
Graphic LCD and alphanumeric keyboard for easy operation.
Legal compliance
Meets statutory requirements under the Legal Metrology Act, 2009.
Frequently asked questions
Why is stainless steel 304 important for milk weighing machines?
SS-304 ensures hygiene, corrosion resistance, and easy cleaning, making it ideal for dairy environments.
Can the SI-850 connect to ERP systems?
Yes, it is ERP compatible and supports cloning functions for seamless data integration.
What connectivity options are available?
The SI-850 offers RS-232, USB, LAN, Wi-Fi, and 4-20mA interfaces, ensuring flexibility for modern dairy setups.
How accurate is the SI-850 Milk weigher?
It delivers 600 kg capacity with 100 g accuracy, ensuring precise bulk measurements.
Does the machine comply with legal metrology standards?
Yes, it meets the Legal Metrology Act, 2009 and General Rules, 2011, ensuring statutory compliance.
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