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Definition of the wheel-weighing system
Definition of the axle-weighing system
USE
A wheel-weighing system consists of as many platforms as many vehicle wheels to be weighed and is
used to weigh the whole vehicle in a single step.
USE
An axle-weighing system consists of two platforms and is used to weigh the whole vehicle by adding
together the various axles.
A wheel-weighing system provides the following benefits:
• weighing accuracy comparable to that of a weighbridge (0.05% end-of-scale);
• less expensive than a weighbridge and no masonry work is required;
• display and printing of the weight of the single wheels, all combinations (axles, right side, left side, front, back, etc.) and the total
weight of the vehicle;
• calculation of the centre of gravity of the vehicle (depending on the setup).
An axle-weighing system provides the following benefits:
• overload control on the axle;
• easy to install and use;
• display and print-out of the axle weight and total weight.
1. Climb onto the platforms, engage the first gear, stop the engine and
release the brake.
2. Acquire the weight
(refer to the user manual of the main indicator).
Manual static axle weighing
To achieve the best weighing accuracy, while acquiring the weigh, release the parking brake and turn off the engine.
If the vehicle has self-levelling suspensions, disable them or use levelling modules.
Place the wheels at the centre of the signalling strips on the loading platform.
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1. Climb onto the platform and stop there.
Each axle is acquired when the dedicated button is pressed. System that can be made with both wireless and wired platforms.
2. Acquire the weight
(refer to the user manual of the main indicator).
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