Animal weighing scale CM-1002

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Overview
In modern agriculture the CM-1002 portable pad scale provides precision for correct tire ballasting, wheel slip adjustment and tractor lead control. Adjustments are performed via Celmi electronic indicators and the Celmi App, enabling on‑site weight distribution optimization to improve traction, reduce fuel consumption and minimize soil compaction.

Key Capabilities

• Portable weigh pads designed for tire ballasting, wheel slip index assessment and tractor lead adjustment
• Available in wired (with disconnectable cables) and wireless (closed‑circuit Bluetooth) versions
• Compatible with Celmi indicators (CSP-10A, CSP-10B, CSP-10A Touch Screen) and integrates with the Celmi App for data handling and reporting
• Field-ready operation with built-in battery autonomy and transport accessories

Models and Dimensions
Models: CM-1002 / CM-1002 BIG / CM-1002 BIG PLUS / CM-1002 MONSTER EDITION
Dimensions: 40 x 46 cm / 54 x 50 cm / 70 x 50 cm / 70 x 65 cm / 160 x 120 cm
Platforms: 02 / 04 / 06 / 08 platforms

Accessories and Complementary Products

• Celmi App: mobile application to simplify ballast, slip and lead adjustments and to generate reports
• Celmi Mini Printer: thermal Bluetooth mini printer for on-site printing of results
• Carrying cases, platform transport racks and 12 V automotive cable for field operation and storage

Technical specifications

• Capacities: 16 / 28 / 32 / 40 / 48 / 56 / 100 tons
• Compatible indicators: CSP-10A, CSP-10B, CSP-10A Touch Screen
• Optional RS232 communication
• Dual-voltage power supply (110/220 V)
• Four load cells per platform
• Indicator carrying case provided
• 12 V automotive cable included (wired version)
• Platform transport racks available (metal rack option)
• Wireless model uses secure closed-circuit Bluetooth transmission
• Wired model with disconnectable cables for easy storage
• Approved under INMETRO regulation 236/1994 (Brazil)
• Built-in battery with up to 25 hours autonomy
• 3-year warranty on platforms and load cells