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Product category: Weighing systems, Strain gauges
News Release from: Thames Side Sensors | Subject: VC6600 load cell
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial Team on 11 December 2003

Load cell for on-board vehicle weighing

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Thames Side-Maywood introduces a compact, rugged, trade-approved load cell for 'total body' on-board vehicle weighing: designed for use with waste trucks, the VC6600 load cell is reliable and accurate

Thames Side-Maywood has introduced a compact, rugged, trade-approved load cell for 'total body' on-board vehicle weighing Designed specifically for use with waste trucks, the VC6600 load cell stainless steel, double multi-web shear construction is resistant to the demanding physical parameters and harsh environments involved, providing reliable, accurate results

A complication of on-board vehicle weighing is that acceleration, braking and cornering forces are present between the truck chassis and the body of the vehicle.

The VC6600 load cell is designed to maintain weighing accuracy despite these extraneous forces.

Its double multi-web shear construction is highly resistant to the twisting and side forces involved.

In addition, truck chassis are designed to flex during movement.

The VC6600 can be used in a mount, which allows the cell to float and remain unaffected.

The VC6600 features a fully welded, stainless steel construction, sealed to IP68 against the harsh environment of on-board weighing.

It has a capacity of 8000kg and has been trade approved for commercial weighing to OIML R60 2000, with a classification of C2.

Thames Side-Maywood is a leading specialist in the design and manufacture of load cells for vehicle on-board weighing.

The company has drawn on many years of rigorous testing and development to produce a range of 'total body' and dynamic 'lift and weigh' load cells that are both rugged and accurate.

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