For decades, Grace has relied on analogue weighing technology from Minebea Intec. Precise measurements in harsh conditions and early technical consultancy assistance form the basis for stable processes – and for future-proof decisions on new silo projects.
Why standardised interfaces now determine the performance of production systems.
Reliable container weighing as the basis for secure storage processes and future digitalisation at SYRSA.
Why cyber security has long been a key issue for industrial weighing technology.
In metal processing, efficiency and safety are of paramount importance when handling fine or free-flowing metal powders – especially when they tend to clump or form dust. Minebea Intec has implemented an automated weighing system for Egyptian Ferro Alloys that enables the precise filling of metal powders from silos reliably and efficiently.
Why cyber security has long been a key issue for industrial weighing technology.
How precision weighing and inspection technology is becoming a strategic factor in chemical production.
At interpack 2026 in Düsseldorf, Minebea Intec will showcase its manufacturing expertise from 7 to 13 May. As the leading global trade fair for processing and packaging, interpack brings together industry experts worldwide. At the Minebea Intec stand, the focus is on turning specific requirements into optimal solutions.
GMP is not decided during an audit, but in everyday production. This technical article shows why traceability, documentation and precise weighing technologies are key components of GMP in practice – and how integrated weighing processes support pharmaceutical manufacturers in terms of compliance and auditability.
How weighing and inspection technologies actively enable hygiene.
Minebea Intec, a leading global manufacturer of weighing and inspection technologies, received the award for Blue HMI in Berlin in November.
When tradition and precision meet, solutions with a special character are created. Together with Kilomatic Wiegetechnische GmbH, Minebea Intec has modernised a track scale from the 1960s with the latest load cells and associated electronics. The result: maximum accuracy with complete preservation of the historic steel body.
