Advices for mounting KIS 1-2-3-8-9-11 and KIM-1

Example of LOAD MODULE orientationAdvices for mountingKIS 1-2-3-8-9-11 and KIM-1To achieve good weighing results, always use flexible connectionsto the vessel and check that no ladders or other arrangementsconnect the weighed vessel to surrounding foundation, walls or roof.Vishay Nobel ABBox 423, SE-691 27 Karlskoga, SwedenPhone +46 586 63000, Fax +46 586 63099e-mail: info.se@vishaynobel.com , www.vishaynobel.com

1Standard LOAD MODULE parts5Check that there isa lateral play betweenYOKE and LOAD CELL.LOAD CELLYOKEAssemble LOAD CELL, BRACKET,and YOKE to one LOAD MODULE.TILT GUARDOPTIONBRACKET OR PLATE2Level the LOAD MODULE and control that theload cell silicone protection is aligned with bracketfront (KIS-1-2-3-11).Adjust the measuring directionof the LOAD CELL (KIS-1-2-3-11)6Attach YOKES under the vessel supportsand position the vessel on the LOADMODULES. Observe that the beddingshould be horizontal.The load module cables are recommendedto face the centre of the vessel.Mark the hole pattern and drill.Mount the bolts; re-positionthe LOAD MODULESand the vessel.3Recommended loadingpoint, check measure"x".Observe loading pointposition relativesurrounding mechanicalconstruction, that mustbe rigid enough.KIS 1-2-3-8-11 and KIM-1KIS 97Check again the measure "x" betweenBRACKET and YOKE, and that thelateral play between YOKE and LOADCELL is preserved. See point 3 and 4.For installations with four LOADMODULES or more, the LOAD CELLoutput signals should be checked.Add shims between vessel support andYOKE to achieve similar signal levels.4KIS 1-2-3 -11 KIS-8 KIM-1 KIS-9X (mm) X (mm) X (mm) X (mm)1 kN 35 1 kN 372 kN 35 2 kN 375 kN 35 5 kN 65 5 kN 2310 kN 55 10 kN 65 10 kN 2320 kN 55 20 kN 65 20 kN 2330 kN 5550 kN 65 50 kN 84 50 kN 33100 kN 65 100 kN 105 100 kN 42200 kN 65 200 kN 128 200 kN 60300 kN 658Important notices:IMPORTANT! WHEN DELIVERED THE MODULES ARE ONLYMOUNTED FOR TRANSPORTATION!Tighten all bolts and nuts according to engineering standards.Do not perform any weldingwith the LOAD MODULE in place.