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Structural composition of weighing equipment
Weighing equipment usually refers to the weighing equipment for large objects used in industry or trade. It refers to the supporting use of modern electronic technologies such as program control, group control, teleprinting records, and screen display, which will make the weighing equipment funct...Read more -
Technical Comparison of Load Cells
Comparison of Strain Gauge Load Cell and Digital Capacitive Sensor Technology Both capacitive and strain gauge load cells rely on elastic elements that deform in response to the load to be measured. The material of the elastic element is usually aluminum for low cost load cells and stainle...Read more -
Silo Weighing System
Many of our customers use silos to store feed and food. Taking the factory as an example, the silo has a diameter of 4 meters, a height of 23 meters, and a volume of 200 cubic meters. Six of the silos are equipped with weighing systems. Silo Weighing System The silo weig...Read more -
What should I look for when selecting a load cell for a harsh application?
size In many harsh applications, the load cell sensor can be overloaded (caused by overfilling of the container), slight shocks to the load cell (e.g. discharging the entire load at one time from the outlet gate opening), excess weight on one side of the container (e.g. Motors mounted on one side...Read more -
What should I look for when selecting a load cell for a harsh application?
cable The cables from the load cell to the weighing system controller are also available in different materials to handle harsh operating conditions. Most load cells use cables with a polyurethane sheath to protect the cable from dust and moisture. high temperature components The load cells are t...Read more -
What should I look for when selecting a load cell for a harsh application?
What harsh environments must your load cells withstand? This article explains how to select a load cell that will perform reliably in harsh environments and harsh operating conditions. Load cells are critical components in any weighing system, they sense the weight of material in a weighing hopp...Read more -
How do I know which load cell I need?
There are as many types of load cells as there are applications that use them. When you are ordering a load cell, one of the first questions you will likely be asked is: “What weighing equipment is your load cell used on?” The first question will help decide which follow-up questions ...Read more -
A load cell for monitoring the tension of steel cables in electric towers
TEB tension sensor is a customizable tension sensor with alloy steel or stainless steel hysteresis. It can perform online tension detection on cables, anchor cables, cables, steel wire ropes, etc. It adopts lorawan communication protocol and supports Bluetooth wireless transmission. Product model...Read more -
Labirinth Automobile Axle Load Scale Product Introduction
1. Program overview Shaft metering mode (dF=2) 1. The indicator automatically locks and accumulates the axle weight that has passed the platform. After the vehicle passes the weighing platform as a whole, the locked vehicle is the total weight. At this time, other operations can be performed in s...Read more -
Correct installation and welding of load cells
Load cells are the most important components in a weighing system. While they are often heavy, appearing to be a solid piece of metal, and are precisely constructed to weigh tens of thousands of pounds, load cells are actually very sensitive devices. If overloaded, its accuracy and structu...Read more -
Increased Safety Using Crane Load Cells
Cranes and other overhead equipment are often used to manufacture and ship products. We use multiple overhead lift systems to transport steel I-beams, truck scale modules, and more throughout our manufacturing facility. We ensure the safety and efficiency of the lifting process by using cr...Read more -
Load Cell Application: Mixing Silo Proportion Control
On an industrial level, “blending” refers to the process of mixing a set of different ingredients in the correct proportions to obtain a desired end product. In 99% of cases, mixing the correct amount in the correct ratio is critical to obtaining a product with the desired properties....Read more
