<p>Running an inline checkweigher means keeping a small stock of wear parts. This page lists the parts most often needed, so you can order them without waiting for a supplier to identify the model from a photograph.</p> <h2>Parts to keep on hand</h2> <table> <tbody> <tr><th>Conveyor belt</th><td>Food grade PU or PVC belt. Specify width and length, or send us the belt dimensions and we will match them. Belts are the single most replaced item on a checkweigher.</td></tr> <tr><th>Load cell</th><td>Replacement weighing sensor. Provide your model number, the weighing range and the required division. Matching the division matters — a higher resolution cell than original will not read correctly with the existing controller.</td></tr> <tr><th>Touchscreen and controller</th><td>WEINVIEW display units and high-speed A/D controllers. Provide the model number and the software version printed on the start-up screen.</td></tr> <tr><th>Rejector components</th><td>Paddle blades, swing arms, air nozzles and cylinders, and the solenoid valves that drive them.</td></tr> <tr><th>Pneumatic parts</th><td>Air tubes, filters, regulators and pumps for the air blast option.</td></tr> <tr><th>Cables and sensors</th><td>Photoelectric sensors, proximity switches, encoder cables and power supplies.</td></tr> </tbody> </table> <h2>How to order the right part</h2> <p>The model number alone is usually enough for the load cell, controller and screen. For belts and rejector parts, provide the physical dimensions or a photograph with a ruler. If you are unsure, send us the serial number from the machine nameplate and we will identify the configuration.</p> <h2>Genuine and compatible parts</h2> <p>We supply original components and specified compatible equivalents. Where a third-party part is used, we state it clearly so you can decide whether it suits your application. For validated pharmaceutical and food lines, specify original components so that your validation data remains valid.</p>
Parts & Consumables
<p>Running an inline checkweigher means keeping a small stock of wear parts. This page lists the parts most often needed, so you can order them without waiting for a supplier to identify the model from a photograph.</p> <h2>Parts to keep on hand</h2> <table> <tbody> <tr><th>Conveyor belt</th><td>Food grade PU or PVC belt. Specify width and length, or send us the belt dimensions and we will match them. Belts are the single most replaced item on a checkweigher.</td></tr> <tr><th>Load cell</th><td>Replacement weighing sensor. Provide your model number, the weighing range and the required division. Matching the division matters — a higher resolution cell than original will not read correctly with the existing controller.</td></tr> <tr><th>Touchscreen and controller</th><td>WEINVIEW display units and high-speed A/D controllers. Provide the model number and the software version printed on the start-up screen.</td></tr> <tr><th>Rejector components</th><td>Paddle blades, swing arms, air nozzles and cylinders, and the solenoid valves that drive them.</td></tr> <tr><th>Pneumatic parts</th><td>Air tubes, filters, regulators and pumps for the air blast option.</td></tr> <tr><th>Cables and sensors</th><td>Photoelectric sensors, proximity switches, encoder cables and power supplies.</td></tr> </tbody> </table> <h2>How to order the right part</h2> <p>The model number alone is usually enough for the load cell, controller and screen. For belts and rejector parts, provide the physical dimensions or a photograph with a ruler. If you are unsure, send us the serial number from the machine nameplate and we will identify the configuration.</p> <h2>Genuine and compatible parts</h2> <p>We supply original components and specified compatible equivalents. Where a third-party part is used, we state it clearly so you can decide whether it suits your application. For validated pharmaceutical and food lines, specify original components so that your validation data remains valid.</p>
