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EASY AIMER - 2
The Easy Aimer is an accessory device for aiming Milltronics ultrasonic transducers used in process
material level measurement.
Assembly
1. Feed the transducer cable through
the supplied coupling and conduit.
Then assemble the transducer,
coupling and conduit as shown.
If the transducer diameter is
greater than 148 mm ( 5.8" ),
include the customer mounting
plate. If sealing is required,
include the customer gasket.
2. Feed the conduit through the center
hole of the Easy Aimer until the
conduit is at the desired point within
the Easy Aimer (typically midway).
3. Tighten the conduit gland to
secure the conduit and
transducer assembly in place.
4. Install the supplied locknut
as shown, and complete
the conduit installation.
33454380
Rev
1.6
Printed in China
locknut
conduit gland
76 mm (3")
nominal
12.7mm
(0.5")
127 mm
(5") Ø
(typical)
20°
June 1999
mounting hole - 3 places to suit
M8 or 3/8", 120° apart on 157
mm (6.2") bolt center diameter
angle block binding
screw and clamp
sighting block binding screw
and clamp
ground screw
178 mm
(7")
3/4" NPT or BSP conduit x 300 mm
(12") long
Peterborough, Canada
Arlington, U.S.A.
Worcester, England
Aix En Provence, France
PL - 438
angle block
sighting block
mounting block
customer gasket
(as required)
customer mounting plate
(as required)
coupling
(typical)
Milltronics transducer
(typical)
TEL. (705) 745-2431
TEL. (817) 277-3543
TEL. +44 1905 450500
TEL. +33 4 42 65 69 00
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- Page 1 PL - 438 EASY AIMER - 2 The Easy Aimer is an accessory device for aiming Milltronics ultrasonic transducers used in process material level measurement. Assembly mounting hole - 3 places to suit M8 or 3/8", 120° apart on 157 mm (6.2") bolt center diameter...
- Page 2 Application In solids applications, the transducer is generally mounted so that it is aimed toward the low level draw point. The sighting block can be rotated through 360° with the transducer angled at 0 to 20° off vertical. The location of the Easy Aimer should be such that the transducer’s sound path is unobstructed and away from fill points.
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