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Ricelake 46570 ITCMHE 1500 lb Modules (3), 1/2-13 NC Threading, Class III/III L, NTEP

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Ricelake 46570 ITCMHE 1500 lb Modules (3), 1/2-13 NC Threading, Class III/III L, NTEPRice Lake ITCMHE hostile environment suspension mount kits are best suited for suspended hoppers and tanks, mechanical scale conversions, and custom tension applications. This Rice Lake ITCMHE module kit includes three RL20001HE s beam load cells, three ITCMHE stainless steel clevis assemblies, one JB4SS junction box, 25 ft of EL147HE SURVIVOR load cell cable, and grounding straps. Rice Lake RL20001HE load cells are IP68 rated, constructed of

Rice Lake ITCMHE hostile environment suspension mount kits are best suited for suspended hoppers and tanks, mechanical scale conversions, and custom tension applications. This Rice Lake ITCMHE module kit includes three RL20001HE s-beam load cells, three ITCMHE stainless steel clevis assemblies, one JB4SS junction box, 25 ft of EL147HE SURVIVOR load cell cable, and grounding straps. Rice Lake RL20001HE load cells are IP68 rated, constructed of stainless steel, and are NTEP approved. The clevis and rod-end ball joint assemblies provide correct load alignment and reduces the overall length of the mount compared to traditional mount assemblies. Nylon washers and grounding straps help protect the load cells from stray electrical currents.

Features:

1/2-13 NC threaded mounting holes
IP68 welded seal load cell for hostile environments
Three fully stainless steel modules and load cells
One JB4SS NEMA Type 4X stainless steel signal trim junction box
25 ft of hostile environment EL147HE SURVIVOR load cell cable
Each individual load cells cable length is 20 ft
Clevis mounts with nylon insulating washers
PTFE lined rod-end ball joints
Load cell is completely isolated from stray currents
Included grounding strap provides alternative path to ground
Lower overall height compared to other isolated tension assemblies
NTEP approved load cell

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