Liberty Scales

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Agriculture & Livestock

Manufacturer · Dealer

📍 Valencia, California  ·  Est. 2018

About Liberty Scales

Founded in the United States, Liberty Scales, Inc. has grown from a weighing equipment provider into a comprehensive industrial solutions company serving customers nationwide.

We proudly offer precision laboratory and commercial weighing equipment from industry-leading manufacturers such as OHAUS Corporation, while also designing and manufacturing our own line of industrial weighing systems, floor scales, livestock scales, axle scales, truck scales, and custom weighing solutions in the USA.

In addition to our domestic manufacturing capabilities, we source and import advanced packaging equipment, stretch wrapping systems, automation products, and industrial weighing technologies from trusted international partners. This combination allows us to deliver both standard and custom-engineered solutions that meet the demands of modern industry.

Today, Liberty Scales serves customers across manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, agriculture, food processing, laboratories, recycling, transportation, and government sectors. Our focus remains simple: provide dependable equipment, expert support, and solutions that help our customers operate more efficiently and accurately.

Disclosure: Scale Blog’s editor, Shahzad Sadiq, works with Liberty Scales as Ecommerce and Creative Manager.

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Floor ScalesBench ScalesTruck ScalesAgricultural ScalesOhaus ScalesCrane ScalesPallet Jack ScalesTank MountsWrapping MachinesIndustrial Sweepers

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Shahzad Sadiq

Shahzad Sadiq

Shahzad Sadiq is the editor of Scale Blog and the founder and president of Lushah Digital Inc. Since 2020 he has run the online stores, product content and campaigns for SellEton Scales and Liberty Scales, two US weighing-equipment brands, working daily with scale specifications, NTEP certificates and buyer applications across agriculture, industry, retail and laboratories. He writes and edits Scale Blog’s guides to choosing, using and calibrating scales, checking every technical claim against primary sources such as NIST Handbook 44, USDA and USP.

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