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| Product Name | Load Cell Mounting Spacers |
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| Product Overview | Load Cell Mounting Spacers are metal plates installed at the mounting points of compatible load cells. They provide a flat bearing surface and help establish the clearance required by the load cell and scale structure. They are suitable for new weighing equipment and replacement work in commercial pig farms, livestock handling facilities and agricultural projects. |
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| Structural Components | A typical spacer consists of a machined metal plate with flat contact faces and mounting holes. The plate outline, hole diameter, hole spacing, thickness and edge finish depend on the load cell mounting drawing. Fasteners and the load cell are specified separately unless included in the agreed supply scope. |
| Structural Principle | The spacer sits between the load cell mounting end and a rigid support or platform member. Its flat faces support the mounting connection, while its thickness creates the clearance needed for the load cell to deflect as designed. Correct alignment and fastening help prevent unwanted contact or loading that could affect weighing performance. |
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| Applications | Suitable for compatible livestock weighing platforms, pig sorting and weighing equipment, cattle scales, feed hoppers, silo weighing assemblies and other agricultural weighing systems. Spacers can also be specified when fitting load cells to fabricated steel frames in farm construction projects. |
| Customization Options | Plate size, thickness, mounting-hole pattern, material and finish can be specified according to project requirements. Provide the load cell model, mounting drawing, existing spacer dimensions and details of the farm environment for compatibility review. |
| Installation & Maintenance | Support and isolate the scale before removing a load cell or spacer. Clean the mating surfaces, align the spacer holes with the mounting points and use fasteners specified for the load cell assembly. Tighten fasteners to the load cell manufacturer's instructions, then check clearance, cable routing and scale calibration. Inspect the spacer and surrounding steel structure for corrosion, looseness or deformation during routine service. |
| Product FAQ |
Will one spacer fit every load cell? Which material should be selected for a livestock facility? What information is needed for a replacement order? |
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