Cascade Weigh Forks

5,000 – 10,000 lb. Capacity
II – III Mounting Class
30 – 72 in. Fork Length
274 – 715 lb. Weight Per Pair
Within 0.1% System Accuracy

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Cascade Weigh Forks combine pallet handling and weighing into one process. Operators can lift, transport and weigh a load without making a separate trip to a stationary floor scale. This can simplify receiving, order verification, filling, dosing, shipping, inventory control and waste tracking.

Each fork communicates independently with a rechargeable in-cab display through Bluetooth®. Operators can view individual load weight, combined weight across multiple loads and the number of pieces in a load. Pro Series models support a wide range of capacities and fork lengths, while the thinner Logistics Series is designed for GMA pallets and trailer-loading applications.

Available Models

Pro Series 5,000 lb. NTEP Models: 23C-WFE-2A-0601 | 23C-WFE-2A-0605 | 23C-WFE-2A-0607 | 23C-WFE-2A-0615 | 23C-WFE-2A-0623

Pro Series 6,000 lb. Non-NTEP Models: 28C-WFE-3A-0107 | 28C-WFE-3A-0115 | 28C-WFE-3A-0123 | 28C-WFE-3A-0131 | 28C-WFE-3A-0139

Pro Series 10,000 lb. Non-NTEP Models: 50C-WFE-3A-0115 | 50C-WFE-3A-0123 | 50C-WFE-3A-0131 | 50C-WFE-3A-0139

Pro Series 10,000 lb. NTEP Models: 50C-WFE-3A-0615 | 50C-WFE-3A-0623 | 50C-WFE-3A-0631

Logistics Series 5,000 lb. Non-NTEP Models: 23C-WFG-2A-0115 | 23C-WFG-2A-0123 | 23C-WFG-2A-0131 | 23C-WFG-2A-0139 | 23C-WFG-2A-0146

Logistics Series 5,000 lb. NTEP Models: 23C-WFG-2A-0615 | 23C-WFG-2A-0623

Model Numbers: 23C-WFD-2A | 23C-WFE-2A | 28C-WFE-3A | 50C-WFE-3A

Combines load transport and weighing into a single process.
Reduces trips between the loading area and a stationary floor scale.
Allows incoming shipments to be checked while they are being unloaded.
Helps verify picked quantities and identify order discrepancies before shipment.
Measures individual loads and maintains a running total across multiple loads.
Supports filling, mixing and dosing directly from the material container.
Helps monitor the weight loaded into trailers, containers and warehouse racks.
Records waste weights at different points in a production or recycling process.

Wireless communication between each fork and the driver display using Bluetooth®.
Interchangeable rechargeable battery pack for each fork.
Rechargeable driver display with a bright, backlit LCD screen.
Digital calibration for faster setup and adjustment.
Manual and automatic zero correction.
Gross and net weighing functions.
Weight display in pounds or kilograms.
Automatic push-button tare and manual tare entry.
Running load totals with sequence numbers.
Five-digit ID entry for identifying loads.
Piece counting by sampling or manual piece-weight entry.
Internal clock for time- and date-stamped records.
Error indicator to assist with troubleshooting.
Automatic low-voltage shutoff.
Compatibility with load backrests.
IP65-rated weighing components.

NTEP-approved configurations for eligible legal-for-trade applications.
RS232 data output.
Wireless Bluetooth; data output.
WLAN or Wi-Fi data output.
Thermal or dot-matrix printers for producing weight tickets, labels and receipts.
Truck-powered display compatible with 12- to 80-volt electrical systems.
Pin- or shaft-mounted configurations.
Rotator-compatible configurations.
Configurations for use with Cascade Fork Positioners.
Custom Order Picker Weigh Forks designed for specific order-picker trucks.

Operators can weigh loads without repeatedly driving to and from a separate scale.
The backlit in-cab display keeps weighing information visible from the operator compartment.
Piece counting reduces the need to manually count large quantities of identical parts.
Automatic tare, totaling and unit conversion reduce manual calculations.
Wireless communication eliminates power cords and cable reels between the forks and display.
Visible fork-tip inserts help operators judge fork position when entering pallets.

Load-weight information can help operators monitor trailer, container and warehouse-rack loading.
The lift truck and fork capacities shown on the truck nameplate must still be followed.
Weigh Forks are not designed for clamping loads.
The load should not extend more than six inches beyond the fork length.
Weigh Forks are not recommended for use with fork extensions.
IP65 components should not be cleaned with a pressure washer.
The recommended operating temperature range is 15°F to 105°F.
NTEP models must be certified on-site by the appropriate local authority before legal-for-trade use.
The piece-counting function is not approved for NTEP legal-for-trade transactions.

Available capacities range from 5,000 to 10,000 pounds at a 24-inch load center.
Available for Class II and Class III lift truck carriages.
Fork lengths range from 30 to 72 inches across Pro and Logistics Series models.
The weighing system is capable of accuracy within 0.1% of the actual load weight, although display graduation can affect the displayed result.
Available display graduations include 2-pound and 5-pound increments, depending on the model and certification.
Pro Series models are available in 5,000-, 6,000- and 10,000-pound capacities.
Logistics Series models provide a 5,000-pound capacity with a 1.9-inch fork height.
Logistics Series forks use three load-cell sensors in each fork for added stability.
Weight-per-pair ranges from approximately 274 to 715 pounds.

Designed for quick installation and setup.
Digital calibration allows adjustments without mechanical scale components.
Interchangeable fork batteries can be removed for charging or replacement.
Each fork communicates independently with the driver display.
Bluetooth; transmitters and calibration components are integrated into the forks for protection.
The error indicator helps operators and technicians identify weighing-system issues.
Sealed rechargeable battery packs are designed to support more than 1,000 charging cycles.

Warehousing and distribution
Shipping, receiving and logistics
Order fulfillment and inventory control
Automotive parts handling
Manufacturing and production
Food and beverage processing
Wine production and distribution
Agriculture
Chemical processing
Metal handling
Textile operations
Recycling and waste management
Filling, mixing and dosing
Trailer and container loading