As Laumas (Italy’s) North American stocking partner, Laumas-US supplies weighing and force-measurement equipment from its U.S. operation, including load cells, instrumentation, and scales. The family-run company keeps products stocked in the USA for faster delivery and backs them with U.S.-based technical support. Its team also works with dealers, integrators, OEMs, and end users to design plug-and-play or custom weighing systems.
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Load Cell CentralFounded in 1985, Load Cell Central designs and builds load cells, industrial weighing systems, and force-measurement equipment from its Pennsylvania operation. Its work ranges from custom systems and difficult replacement parts to repair and calibration, with particular depth in materials testing and large, custom-built load cells. The company also ships hundreds of pre-calibrated vessel, hopper, and silo batching systems worldwide each year.MILAN, PA
Advance Scale CompanyFounded in 1973 by Jim and Sheila Santarpio, Advance Scale Company is a second-generation family business providing weighing systems, calibration, and material-handling solutions across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. From its 20,000-square-foot Lindenwold headquarters, the company has built in-house construction and systems-integration capabilities, including turnkey truck-scale projects and automated weighing installations. Advance is ISO 17025 accredited and provides 24/7 emergency scale service.READING, PA
AMETEK Chatillon ScalesAMETEK Chatillon Scales carries the name of a company formed in New York in 1835, with a history spanning 175 years of force-measurement and weighing innovation by 2010. Today, its precision scales support production and quality-control work, with equipment engineered and manufactured in Largo, Florida.JAMAICA, NY
WAM IncSince 1985, WAM Inc. has represented Italian WAMGROUP in the United States, distributing and manufacturing equipment for bulk-solids handling and processing. Its Lawrenceville, Georgia, division produces standard screw conveyors and dust collectors for the U.S. market, while a Fort Worth division opened in 2002 to serve customers across the western and central regions. The company also maintains local inventory of equipment and spare parts and supports customers with testing and technical service.BETHLEHEM, PA