Anderson-Negele LD360s
Load Disc Compression Weighing Module | Food, Beverage,Dairy and Life Sciences
Weighing Systems, Level Sensor
The Hygienic Specialist: Dynamic content measurement through precise weight measurement, robust and polished design for all hygienic applications.
The LD360s Load Disc weighing systems dynamically measure the vessel content based on the container weight and precisely indicate even the smallest changes. They are firmly bolted between the container feet and the foundation. They thus enable highly accurate content monitoring in all types of process or storage containers, including, for example, agitators. Due to their compact, hygienic design, they can be cleaned according to sanitary requirements in food or pharmaceutical application
- Reliable hygienic measurement: Polished surface and sanitary design with no critical gaps or poorly cleanable openings.
- Unique mounting versatility: Various, three-dimensional adaptive mounting systems compensate for unevenness and movements of the vessel.
- Flexible: Also for interchangeable vessels, e.g. ingredient containers.
- Always precise: Unlike other level sensors, thermal or density changes do not affect the measurement result.
- Reliable: Kistler-Morse pioneered load cell technology. This is still the standard for load and content measurement in many industries.
- Ideal for hygiene sensitive areas with intensive cleaning.
- Polished surface and hygienic design without critical gaps or orifices that are difficult to clean.
- Measuring accuracy up to 0.08%.
- High signal output for cable length up to 600 m, thus the electronics can be installed outside the sanitary area.
- For loads from 450 to 11,500 kg.
- Low height from 69 mm, thus low tank center of gravity.
- Protection class Nema 6p / IP 67.
- Control units for 1 to 120 vessels.
- Virtually maintenance-free.
In many processes, precise level measurement is difficult using conventional methods.
The Load Disc weighing systems dynamically measure and output the content based on the weight and precisely indicate even the smallest changes.
They are firmly fastened between the container feet and the foundation. They thus enable highly accurate content monitoring in all types of process or storage containers, including, for example, vessels with mixing or stirring devices. Due to their compact, sanitary design, they can be cleaned according to sanitary requirements in food or life science applications.
Dependable, high-precision measurement: The solid, tightly bolted mounting under the load-bearing supports ensures the stability and precise measurement of all containers, even agitated or blending vessels under operation, storage hoppers with uneven loading, outdoor tanks under wind load, horizontal storage tanks, and are tilt and even earthquake proof.
Unique mounting versatility: Various, three-dimensional adaptive mounting systems allow for:
customization to container type, process and environmental conditions, floor misalignment up to 3° compensation of movements due to thermal expansion, vibrations, or tilting loads.
Flexible: Precise measurement is also possible for interchangeable containers, e.g. for ingredients, with corresponding gusset supports.
Temperature independent: Unlike level sensors, thermal or density changes do not affect the precision of the measurement.
You can rely on it: Kistler-Morse pioneered load cell technology. In many markets, this is still the standard for load and content measurement for a wide range of inventory and process tanks and vessels.
Unique mounting versatility: Various, three-dimensional adaptive mounting systems allow for:
customization to container type, process and environmental conditions, floor misalignment up to 3° compensation of movements due to thermal expansion, vibrations, or tilting loads.
Flexible: Precise measurement is also possible for interchangeable containers, e.g. for ingredients, with corresponding gusset supports.
Temperature independent: Unlike level sensors, thermal or density changes do not affect the precision of the measurement.
You can rely on it: Kistler-Morse pioneered load cell technology. In many markets, this is still the standard for load and content measurement for a wide range of inventory and process tanks and vessels.
