BM74000 Chassis Load Simulation
The BM74000 Chassis Load Simulation system is for applying load to the vehicle from top-down.
Product Description
The BM74000 chassis load simulation applies the load simulation directly from top-down onto the vehicle.
This system features a range of options that allows for a customised configuration.
Options
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Powered by an electrical pallet truck.
- Easily moved around by one person.
- Is moved to its position behind the vehicle or at the side.
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Load capacity:
- 10 ton (load applied directly over the axle being tested).
- > 10 Ton (load applied behind the axle(s) being tested).
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Fully controlled from a control panel placed at the rear of the pallet truck.
- Enter requested load simulation, press START and the system will apply the load.
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The load platform can be turned by hand to fit into – and onto – practically any vehicle with a suitable flat area:
- Any vehicle with an open flat bed.
- Tractors where load is applied to the fifth wheel.
- Closed box trucks and trailers with an opening.
- Semi-trailers.
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Optional WLAN communication with the brake tester.
- Allows for control of the applied load using the RBT weighing.
Technical Data
| Weight | 1800 kg |
|---|---|
| Load capacity |
10 ton |
| Height of load application unit |
310-2110 mm |
| Length of movement of the load application unit |
1800 mm |
| Hydraulic cylinder |
Ø140 / Ø90 x 600 mm |
| Hydraulic pressure |
0-200 bar |
| Height of arm |
2248 mm |
| Width of load simulator |
1110 mm |
| Length of load simulator (excl. pallet truck) |
3400 mm |
| Voltage |
24 VDC |
Advantages
- Easily moved around by one person.
- Easily and quickly released and moved when the vehicle needs to move forward.
- The load sensing valve/function and suspension system of the vehicle is activated during test.
- Advanced control software maintains the requested load when the vehicle airbags inflate.
Installation
- Rails are concreted into the floor.
- The BM74000 is fixed to the floor via anchor pins placed into the rails.
Applications
- Developed for VOSA, Vehicle Operator Safety Administration, in Great Britain.
- Installed in more than 50 vehicle inspection lanes in Scotland, England and Wales.
