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7 Best Industrial Weighing Scale Suppliers in Singapore (2026)

Compare 7 industrial weighing scale suppliers in Singapore: platform, pallet and crane scales, weighbridges, calibration and servicing, as each publishes.

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Industrial weighing scales cover far more than a kitchen balance: platform and floor scales for warehouses, pallet truck and crane scales for moving loads, and weighbridges for vehicles. This guide lists seven Singapore suppliers, drawn from what each publishes on its own site, so you can compare product ranges, servicing and calibration routes before sending an enquiry. We describe their claims as the companies state them and do not quote prices, because the sites generally do not publish them. Start by noting your capacity, platform size and whether the scale will be used for trade, then shortlist the suppliers whose ranges match that need.

1. ISVASIA Singapore

ISVASIA Singapore describes itself as a supplier and servicer of industrial weighing equipment, and its site lists a wide range: bench, crane, pallet truck, platform and floor scales, waterproof models, load cells, junction boxes, digital indicators and data acquisition electronics. What sets its pages apart is weighbridge work, with pit-type, pitless and mobile weighbridges listed alongside pit construction, servicing, relocation, and weighbridge calibration with full-load test verification. The company states that it is a Weights and Measures Office Authorised Verifier for non-automatic weighing instruments, which is its own statement and worth confirming. It names brands such as Thames Side, HBM, Dini Argeo, Shinko Denshi and Cardinal Scale next to its own platform scales. Enquiries go through its sales email, phone line or contact page.

2. S.K. Weighing

S.K. Weighing is a Eunos-based scale seller whose online catalogue groups products into platform scales, waterproof scales, tabletop scales, label-printing scales and retail scales that it labels as approved for trade use. Beyond selling, its services page lists three offerings: verification, yearly or bi-yearly contract calibration, and repair and maintenance that includes overhaul and re-calibration. The company says it is a designated Authorised Verifier under Enterprise Singapore's Weights and Measures programme, a statement to confirm with the issuing body. Its site shows weekday-only opening hours, so check before visiting. It takes enquiries by email or contact form, and its product pages can be added to a cart, which suits buyers who already know the model they want.

3. Lian Seng Weighing Scale Co.

Lian Seng Weighing Scale Co. says it was established in 1953, which by its own account makes it a long-running name. Its site describes import, export, sales, service and calibration of electronic and mechanical weighing equipment, with product groups covering retail, industrial, laboratory, veterinary and medical, education and mechanical scales. It lists customers across sectors such as food and beverage, warehousing, heavy industry and healthcare. The company states that it has been assessed under the Weights and Measures Office designation scheme as an Authorised Verifier for trade-use verification, and that it holds ISO 9001 and bizSAFE 3 certifications. These are its own claims and worth checking. Its shopfront is in Geylang, and the site offers a shop page and a contact form.

4. Scale-Tech (Global)

Scale-Tech (Global), a Yishun company, says it was established in 2016 and that its main business is import, export, maintenance, sales and calibration of electronic weighing and measuring equipment. Its product pages list around two dozen categories, including pallet truck scales, digital crane scales, dynamic check-weighers, digital weighing scales, precision balances and moisture analysers, plus accessories. The site states that the firm is an Authorised Verifier under Enterprise Singapore for trade-use verification and that it is ISO 9001:2015 registered and bizSAFE 3 certified; these are its own statements. It publishes weekday office hours, a sales email and a phone line, and the site carries a WhatsApp chat widget, which makes a first enquiry easy to send.

5. Matcon-Matic

Matcon-Matic says it was established in 1991 and supplies weighing instruments with calibration services for industrial, commercial and agricultural customers. Its catalogue pages list platform scales, pallet scales, forklift scales, electronic bench scales and counting scales, alongside crane scales, check-weighers, batching systems and weighing controllers, with pit and pitless weighbridges shown as a product category. It also markets stamping services for scales, and one page is titled as laboratory accreditation for calibration instruments; the accreditation scope is not detailed on the pages reviewed, so ask for it directly. Its contact page gives a phone line, an email address and an enquiry form, and the company is located in the Jurong industrial area.

6. Malayan Daching Co

Malayan Daching lists weighing scales as one product line within a wider engineering business, and its scales page names fourteen categories, among them bench, floor and platform scales, low-profile platform scales, crane scales, pallet truck scales, weighbridges, weighing indicators and load cells. Its service pages cover maintenance and repair, testing and calibration, and weighing solutions. Because the group runs several unrelated engineering divisions, scales are one part of what it does rather than its sole focus, which may suit buyers who want a single industrial contractor. This entry concerns buying and servicing scales, not instrument calibration in general. Contact is through its sales email, phone line and contact page, and its head office is around Tanjong Penjuru.

7. Yellowbox

Yellowbox calls itself an online industrial superstore, and its weighing section lists platform scales from the OHAUS Defender 2000 range in several capacity and platform-size options, with a calibration certificate offered as an optional extra on the product page. That catalogue model suits buyers who already know the capacity they need and want to order from a cart, including account holders using the credit terms the site mentions. It is a general industrial supplies retailer rather than a weighing specialist, so it does not present weighbridges or trade-use verification the way the specialist firms above do. Its contact page lists a weekday phone line and a customer service email, and delivery timing is shown on each product page.

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How to choose

  • Start with your load: the heaviest item you will weigh, the smallest increment you care about, and the platform size or lifting method you need. Suppliers list bench, floor, pallet truck, crane and weighbridge options differently, so quote the same figures to each and compare the replies.
  • Ask whether the scale will be used for trade, such as selling goods by weight. Several suppliers here say they are Authorised Verifiers, but those are their own statements, so ask for the designation details and check them with Enterprise Singapore before relying on them.
  • Check the servicing route before you buy. Find out whether the supplier repairs, calibrates and re-verifies what it sells, whether it will attend your site or expects you to bring the scale in, and how it schedules recurring calibration so due dates are not missed.
  • Match the environment to the build. Washdown areas, dust, hazardous zones and outdoor weighbridges place different demands on a scale. Ask each supplier which models it offers for your conditions, and request the specification sheet that states the protection rating it claims, plus guidance on where the indicator should be mounted.
  • Request a written quotation that lists the model, capacity, readability, indicator, any calibration certificate, installation and after-sales support. Ask what accreditation scope applies to any certificate supplied, and keep all the paperwork together, since it helps if the scale needs to be re-verified, repaired or moved later.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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