Load moment indicator for articulated
Articulated LMI systems enhance safety in heavy lifting by monitoring load weight and moments. They prevent overloading and tipping with timely alerts, ensuring compliance and protecting personnel and equipment.
Key Point :
- Easy Installation
- Auto Cut-Off Integration
- Safety Warnings
- Audible Alarms
- Real-Time Display
- Overload Protection
- ASME-B30.14 Standard
- 12 Months Warranty
- User friendly
- Low Maintenance
Features :
- Load Monitoring:
- Boom length Monitoring:
- Radius Monitoring:
- Safety Limit Enforcement:
- Real-time Alerts:
- User-Friendly Interface:
- Emergency Stop Mechanism:
- Calibration Features:
Component List :
Main Display Unit:
- Shows load weight, boom position, and distance
- Provides visual and audible alerts
- Ensures safe crane operations
Length & Angle Sensor:
- Monitors lifting arm position and distance
- Ensures safe lifting operations
- Sends warnings if lifting limits are approached
Hydralic Pressure Sensor:
- Two hydraulic sensors needed
- One for roadless cylinder pressure
- One for roded cylinder pressure
Angle Sensor:
- Monitors boom, outrigger, and slew angles
- Measures angles against safety
- Ensures stability and prevents accidents
Application :
Construction
Shipping and Logistics
Mining and Extractive Industries
Transportation Infrastructure
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the working voltage of LMI ?
The range of 18 volts DC to 48 volts DC, this can vary depending on the specific model and manufacturer.
What are the main component of LMI SYSTEMS?
Main component list :
1: hydraulic pressure sensor
2: Angle sensor
3: Length & angle sensor
4: Graphical display
5: Control unit box
Tell us about warranty policy ?
The warranty for the Load Moment Indicator (LMI) begins from the date of installation and extends for a period of 12 months .
Does your lmi compliance with standard?
Our LMI systems are compliant with the ASME-B30.14-2015 standards .
What is the main use of load sensor ?
The main use of a load sensor is to measure the weight of the load being lifted .