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Hi I'm Carl the Landscape Guy with a video for the mobile weighing of materials.
Many of the materials that we need on the job are being ordered and charged by weight.
Whether it's gravel, soil, substrate or mulch, weight always plays a role.
Many companies have their own storage area, where the most used materials are stored and
loaded for construction sites or for customers.
This makes it difficult to keep track of which materials went to which construction.
Today we have the opportunity to test a Komatsu WA100 wheel loader with a mobile scale.
I will first go over some functions of the scale and then we'll drive this thing around
and test it.
The scale has wifi, so if your storage space is equipped with wifi, the scale can always
access data online.
If you want to use the loader on different construction sites, you won't have wifi obviously.
But an additional data SIM card module can be provided with the scale.
This way, for example, construction data can be received anywhere.
You can print weighing receipts in the loader on the spot.
For operation, the wheel loader must first be started.
Then turn on the scale and printer.
Before weighing, the scale needs to be zeroed out by lifting the empty bucket and holding
the > 0 < for a second and then you're ready to go.
Before loading, the material must be selected.
Pressing F3 opens the material list.
Now I'm selecting the material with the arrow and OK buttons.
Then the vehicle that's to be loaded should be selected under F4.
Now we can start loading.
Weighing is performed automatically by the system when lifting the loaded bucket.
The scale adds all buckets one by one until the "Print" button is pressed.
Before you select the right construction number, the paper must first be put into the printer.
Because the printer is open at the side, you can also pre-print your own paper in different
sizes.
Selecting the right job or customer number with F2 ensures that the material is correctly
assigned to the customer or account.
After confirming, the printing process starts automatically.
You can always refill the paper and repeat the printing process.
I use the carbonless copy paper, so the weigher, driver and the guy on the jobsite can each
receive a copy for their office.
Now the weighing is successfully carried out and documented.
If data for construction sites, materials or vehicles in the scale need to be updated,
this can be done over the Internet.
For this, the data can be entered into the database with any PC over the provided online
access.
Then the scale can connect to its online database and download the new data.
That is done over the menu and the F4 button.
If weighings are still active in the background, these must be ended first.
After the quick download you can go back to weighing.
I was able to test the scale under real conditions for some time and I have to say that I got
used to the operation quickly and the scale works mostly independently.
I would say the device is particularly suitable for companies who load different types of
bulk materials every day.
As a site manager, I have used this wheel loader on my construction sites a few times
and I find it particularly helpful that lost paper receipts can be reprinted from the online
platform at the office.
Therefore, I often had a better overview and was able to write bills in a timely manner.
This video was created with the kind support of Balzer Landscaping in Germany.
I hope it was interesting and helpful for you.
Thank you for watching and make sure to check out my channel for more landscaping and construction
videos.
Please subscribe to support my work.
I wish you a nice day and until next time, I'm Carl the Landscape Guy.
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