Link-Belt Launches Payload Assist App

Link-Belt launched the Payload Assist app, offering real-time payload data for operators to enhance job site efficiency. Key features include comprehensive reporting, seamless collaboration, enhanced equipment performance and improved operator performance. The app is currently compatible with select Link-Belt excavator models.

Wed April 30, 2025 - National Edition
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Link-Belt Excavators introduced Payload Assist, a new app that provides operators with real-time payload data.

Designed to enhance jobsite efficiency, the app delivers precise load measurements, minimizes guesswork in material hauling and helps prevent both overloading and underloading of trucks.

Key Features

Comprehensive reporting: Payload Assist's reporting feature gives users quick access to load history and key metrics such as truck and machine ID, material type, location, date, time and weight, viewable from a smartphone. This data supports performance tracking by highlighting key performance indicators (KPIs) and simplifies the creation of reports, scorecards and benchmarks, according to Link-Belt.
Seamless collaboration: The integrated e-Ticket feature allows truck drivers and site owners to share weighing results instantly, enhancing communication and optimizing loading and hauling.
Enhanced equipment performance: Payload assist boosts equipment use and operator performance, eliminating overloading and contributing to the longevity of trucks and excavators, according to Link-Belt. Loading data can be saved and viewed remotely on RemoteCARE, Link-Belt's telematics platform for machine monitoring.
Improved operator performance: Activity monitoring these features empowers operators, truck drivers and site managers to refine their skills and contribute to overall site efficiency.

The free app currently pairs alongside payload and the advanced features of the Link-Belt 220 and 370 X4S, with additional models soon to be added. The application offers activity monitoring and training resources to enhance operator skills and boost overall site efficiency, according to Link-Belt.

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