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Put simply, what is a combination weigher? It is a computer combination weigher made up of multiple load‑cell heads—often called combination scales—that independently weigh product portions, then algorithmically choose the best mix to hit the set weight. In a combination weigher packing line, the selected mix drops straight into form‑fill‑seal or counting equipment, boosting throughput and accuracy. A linear combination weigher uses the same principle on fewer lanes for slower, low‑volume runs, while the full combination weigher excels in high‑speed automation.