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5393 Farrell Rd. Sanford, NC 27330 |
Truck Scale Maintenance and Customized Weighing Systems Calibration |
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Call (919) 776-7737 |
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Sales, Service, Calibration, & Rentals |
Celebrating
over 30 years in business
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Truck Scale Spring Maintenance Anytime you are about to enter your busiest time of the year, you need to make sure your most important items are checked and working well. For many people with a truck scale, that fast paced time is the summer season. Let's discuss annual truck scale routine maintenance. Springtime is usually a good time to get this carried out, due to the fact all the melting snowfall producing water, dirt and rocks can ruin your truck scale operations; washing trash into pits and foundations, and damaging equipment. Along with the critters who've taken up residence over the lengthy winter months. Many times it is best to do subsequent procedures in late spring season to ensure you are ready to go in time for the fast paced summer time. Topside Housekeeping Keep The Pit
Clean To cut down on future problems, the scale owner should invest in flexible rubber T-Grip or T-Strip molding. These moldings, while being adaptable enough to work with the movement of the scale, will keep debris from creating situations and inevitable problems for the scale. Depending on the scale design, the molding could only be essential to cover the end gaps where the trucks enter and exit the scale. Scales weighing open trucks or sloppy businesses can even need side molding to shield against some spillage dropping into the pit. After all the components are in order, amply lubricate all moving contact points with heavy bearing grease. Don't forget load buttons that fit into load cells. We recommend coating grease on all moving parts that touch one another other than the manhole cover grab handle. Load Cell /
Lever Hybrids In an ideal world, it's best to substitute any damaged load cell cables instead of splicing them. Cable splices are prone to wetness accessibility, resulting in a new variety of complications. For further wetness safety measures, replace j-box desiccant, or fill the box with waterguard gel. If rodent or radio frequency interference are difficulties, switch to a cable offering both rat protection and EMI/RFI protection, see the EL147RP cable. For protection against rodents only, run the cable through conduit or in the Rice Lake SURVIVOR® Cable Armor. Finally, complete a section calibration.
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