Laumas BASESUP - BASEINF Load Cell Mounting Kit

The Laumas BASESUP - BASEINF load cell mounting kit comprises upper and lower turned bases for compatible Laumas compression load cell installations. It is supplied by GNW Instrumentation for engineers, maintenance teams and weighing system integrators working with industrial process weighing equipment.

Laumas identifies BASESUP and BASEINF as bases for mounting accessories for CBL, CBX and CX compression load cells. They are not listed as universal mounting hardware, so compatibility should be checked against the load cell model, existing assembly and mechanical layout before ordering.

Manufactured from AISI 304 stainless steel, the bases provide a durable interface between the load cell and the surrounding structure. In a compression weighing system, the quality and condition of the mounting interface directly affects how load is introduced into the cell. Correctly specified bases help support stable seating, repeatable alignment and practical service replacement where original Laumas components are required.

Engineering Use

BASESUP and BASEINF components are relevant when building, maintaining or refurbishing weighing assemblies for tanks, hoppers, vessels, machinery frames and process equipment using compatible Laumas compression load cells. They are particularly useful where the installation needs a defined upper and lower base rather than improvised contact surfaces.

• Manufacturer: Laumas
• Product type: Upper and lower bases for load cell mounting accessories
• Material: AISI 304 stainless steel
• Load cell type: Compression load cells
• Listed compatibility: Laumas CBL, CBX and CX load cells

When selecting this product, confirm the load cell series and the required mounting arrangement. If the weighing structure also needs anti-tilt, lateral force restraint or stay rods, those elements should be specified separately using the appropriate Laumas mounting accessory rather than assumed to be included with the bases.

Selection Note

For replacement work, inspect the existing installation before ordering. Worn, damaged or incorrect bases can affect load transmission and may compromise weighing performance. Where system duty, vessel movement or site conditions are uncertain, the complete weighing assembly should be reviewed before selecting mounting components.