LoadVision works hand-in-hand with MyScanner, Loadscan’s cloud platform. The system syncs every image and video clip with the corresponding scan data. Users can then view, download or share these files through the cloud dashboard.
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A Loadscan volume scanner is not just an optional tool; it’s essential. It’s an investment in accurate truck load measurement, efficiency, and long-term project success. Ignoring it can be costly.
Companies in civil construction, mining, quarrying, and landscape supply increasingly order and invoice materials by volume. Traditional methods like loader scales or counting bucket loads often fail due to factors such as moisture content or material compaction. In contrast, a truck load volume scanner offers unmatched accuracy.
Truck measure is defined as a loose-measure and bulking factors or compaction factors may be applied to relate this to solid-measure (as determined by site surveys) when quantifying excavated, stock-piled or filled volumes carted and traded by truck and trailer. This makes Load Volume Scanning a great way to measure truck load weight.
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The Loadscan LVS is an environmentally-responsible technology. It consumes no fossil fuels, and outputs no harmful chemicals. The LVS optimizes truck loading. Optimally loaded trucks are a more efficient use of assets, requiring less trips to shift the same amount of material. As a result, less fuel is consumed with less exhaust emissions. Loadscan technology is helping our customers to reduce their carbon footprint and lessen the impact on the environment.
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