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SITE SELECTION
Select a site for your new floor scale where it is least
likely to be damaged by fork trucks and other material
handling devices. Floor scale load cell weighing
elements are prone to overload damage caused by
side impacts, falling objects and excessive weight loads
that exceed the rated capacity of the scale.
Your site should be:
• Level within 1/4".
• Free from vibration.
• Dry for standard, non wash-down floor scales.
• Clean of debris.
• Out of the way of vehicle traffic patterns, unless
installed in a pit while having a rated capacity
that exceeds all loaded vehicle weights that could
possibly drive onto or contact the scale.
The cable from the floor scale to the digital weight
indicator should be run through conduit to protect it
against possible damage. Running the interface cable
through conduit is the best method of protection.
UNPACKING
1. Inspect your shipment for damage. If you see visible
signs of damage, notify your carrier at once.
2. Remove your new floor scale from the shipping
pallet.
3. Unpack the digital indicator. The indicator should
include the digital indicator and power cord.
RAMP INSTALLATION (OPTIONAL)
Set your new floor scale in a desired location.
Position the scale feet inside the mounting tabs.
(See Figure 1)
Anchor the ramp to the floor using two 1/2" x 3" anchors.
HEIGHT AND LEVEL ADJUSTMENTS
1. Unlock the nuts on all four feet.
2. Using a pry bar, lift the weight of the scale base off
the scale feet.
3. Make adjustments by screwing the feet counter
clockwise. All four feet should make firm contact
with the floor.
4. Do not screw feet counter clockwise more than ten
turns.
5. Tighten locknuts on feet.
6. Check your work.
Ramp
Scale
Anchor goes here
Load Cell Foot
Mounting Tabs
FIgure 1
LOW PROFILE
FLOOR SCALE
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