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The VEI legal-for-trade system represents the ideal weighing system for small gravel pits, where a one-man operation can load trucks and invoice customers directly from the loader. The typical weighing procedure is fast. The bucket is loaded and when approaching the truck, the operator stops the loader and weighs the bucket in motion until the Helper P5 automatically confirms the weight. The VEI scale ensures that the angle of the machine and the bucket are on specification in order to display the weight. It’s the ideal tool for your local market, as well as for any remote location or government job.
VEI’s approval is under AM-5467C of Measurements Canada approval index. The system is available for wheel loaders with a maximum bucket load capacity of 6000 kg.
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- In-motion weighing
- Real time bucket tip off
- Customer listing
- Target weighing
- Product listing
- Product production recording
- Integration program
- Load ID
- ipot Lite payload management software
- Wireless communication
- Four (4) loader calibration
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Printouts: Truck load - Grand total - Loading report
Printed information includes:
Company name, customer name, product name, load ID,
ticket no., date and time, weight, volume.
The Helper P5, with its built-in printer, allows the operator to choose between
different types of ticket printouts.
Standard Truck Ticket
When truck loading is completed, pressing the TOTAL key will start the automatic printing. The operator can print several copies of the same ticket by pressing the Total key again.
Product Grand Total Ticket
By pressing the G.TOT key, you will obtain the grand total of each of the 40 different products. This is ideal for plant production and stock piling.
Customer Load Report Ticket
By pressing the CUSTOMER mode, the operator can reprint each Standard Truck Ticket with the grand total loaded by customer, in a short format. The Helper P5 can manage up to 680 customer names.
HelperP5 can be linked to your office, keeping you up-to-date in real time about the current loading processes on the job site. More info in Trackweight section.
