Examples of using Loadlink in English and their translations into German
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Loadlink plus additional technical data.
Welcome to the first Mr Loadlink blog of 2015!
Loadlink Plus Tension load cell with digital display.
At Straightpoint we use the terms‘loadlink',‘dynamometer' and even'load indicating device'(LID) interchangeably.
A loadlink consists of a top and bottom shackle in addition to the height of the loadlink body itself.
In other applications headroom is limited so a load shacklesolution will be required rather than a loadlink.
The Loadlink plus is designed to be rigged with Crosby standard shackles.
In addition, SP has also increased the capacity of the loadlink range to 500t(up from 300t), while the lowest unit remains 1t.
A loadlink(+/- 0.3% of applied load) is around 3 times as accurate as a loadshackle+/- 1% of applied load.
He concluded:“Matching up with the industry's shackles andadding even more differentiating factors to the loadlink range was a rewarding but painstaking process.
Loadlink- a block of material with a loading hole for a shackle at each end allowing tensile forces to be applied.
There, new display banners and literature will be part of a productcentric exhibit showcasing a myriad of relevant technologies, including the Loadlink plus, Radiolink plus and Wirelink plus.
This can be done using a loadlink or loadshackle used in conjunction with our datalogging software for reporting.
Decades of development into this product include many stand out features such as our unique strain gauging method that helpscompensate for wire rope torque when the Loadlink is loaded.
A Loadlink or Radiolink are more typically suited to higher capacities or bigger machines, so the smaller, more precise option was chosen.”.
The Rose Theatre Kingston in South West Londonhas added to its rigging inventory four 1t Loadlink Plus units from Straightpoint, which were most recently used during installation of sets for a production of Shakespeare's King John.
The Loadlink plus features full function push button controls for tare, choice of units(lbs, kg, kN, and tonnes), peak hold, preset tare, audible set-point alarm and an overload counter.
Straightpoint 55T Load Cell Test Machine developed to assist our global network of Straightpoint partners this test machine has beendesigned to allow local calibration of our range of Loadlink, shackle and crane weigher products up to 55T capacity.
They have for a long time trusted SP Loadlink plus and Radiolink plus dynamometers for safe lifting, LOLER testing, overload prevention and force measurement.”.
Loadlink plus is designed to be rigged with Crosby standard shackles- digital dynamometer tension load cell known worldwide as the original electronic force measurement device to feature an integral display, the Loadlink plus has been in production since 1979.
The certificate was issued in mid-March and confirms that SP's Loadlink plus, Radiolink plus and Wirelink plus products comply with DNVGL-ST-0378, the standard for offshore and platform lifting appliances.
We looked at our products-the Loadlink plus and Radiolink plus, for example-but it wasn't a commercial presentation and we wanted to represent the technology beyond our own brand.”.
A final improvement has been made to smaller loadlink models to improve their waterproof sealing, giving offshore and other purchasing decision makers even greater confidence in the load cells' performance.
Straightpoint has supplied its 12t Loadlink Plus to UK-based Larkin Eng Services for the load test of a weather station's lifting points that is being used in Europe's first commercial floating offshore wind measurement campaign.
Over the years the line has been expanded and the Loadlink plus is now used on a daily basis for load monitoring and heavy lifts ranging in capacity from 1t to 300t, by a variety of industrial and commercial industries including manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, oil and gas, utilities, aerospace and clean energy.