WHAT DOES A COMPLETE SYSTEM CONSIST OF?

RMT XW Wireless Weighing link +
Wireless in-cab monitor! 
That’s what!

HOW DOES THE SYSTEM WORK?

Every grapple has a ‘’yoke or link’’ that allows it to swing from the dipper stick of the excavator. That part is replaced by RMT’s XW weighing link, which incorporates a weighing chamber. This new add-on incorporates a wireless antenna and a high efficiency battery pack, allowing 7 to 15 days of operation, depending on usage and climatic conditions.

The battery swap requires about 1 minute, without any programming after replacement. In the cab, a color touch screen display with a built-in antenna receives the weighing data from the grapple.

HOW IS THE WEIGHING DONE?

As the load is picked up, the RMT XW in-cab monitor starts receiving weighing data automatically. The operator simply looks at the monitor as he moves toward the unloading position. Intermercato, the manufacturer of the XW series, has developed a dynamic weighing technology that provides an incredible in motion accuracy of 0 ± 3%. Options such as printer and USB data logger are also available as options.

RUGGED CONSTRUCTION

The construction of the weighing link is tailor-made to suit material handlers specifications and manufactured using high-end machinery and selected alloys in order to provide years of durability. The weighing link is backed up by our 2-year warranty on parts and a 1-year warranty on electronics.

SATISFIED CUSTOMERS!

Since 2009, team Excavating LLC of Picton is using an WX-150 on a John Deere LC 200D and they are very pleased with the performance of the XW-150 (see attached press release). Recently installed in Wisconsin, RMT distributor, American States, installed an XW-150 on a Liebherr 934 in a scrap handling application.