The horizontal stirring force and impact force generated by the material during the operation of the horizontal mixing tank are the biggest challenges faced by weighing. Ordinary sensors cannot withstand this' shear force 'for a long time, which can easily lead to inaccurate measurements or even damage.

The cantilever beam module can withstand some lateral forces through structural design.

Key recommendations for selection and installation

Lateral force resistance model: Regardless of which one is selected, it is necessary to clearly explain to the supplier that it is used for the "horizontal mixing tank" and choose a model with enhanced lateral force resistance capability.

Typical layout plan: A horizontal mixing tank usually requires 3 or 4 weighing modules to be supported together, evenly distributed under the legs or base, forming a stable weighing system.

Professional installation is crucial:

Ensure levelness: All module installation surfaces must be level to ensure even force distribution.

Proper handling of connections: Flexible and flexible connections should be used for the inlet/outlet pipes, cables, etc. of the mixing tank to avoid "hard connections" that transmit external forces to the scale body and affect accuracy.

Standard limit: If a cantilever beam module is used, a professional must install and debug the horizontal limit device, which should not be too tight to affect weighing, nor too loose to lose its protective function.