OPW Engineered Systems Datasheets for Loading Arms
Loading arms are used to load liquids into tanks, trucks, railcars, and other vehicles. They are commonly used in fueling and fluid transfer applications.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Commonly used to handle high flow rates and withstand rough usage in tank truck loading applications, the scissor arm is also an excellent choice for railcar loading installations where cars... | |
| Designed to provide flexible long-range operation, the heavy-duty unsupported boom type bottom loader configuration is both reliable and easy to use. A minimum of five swivel planes of rotation offer... | |
| Installation and operation is simple and efficient with OPW hose loaders. Adjustable counterweights mounted on a pair of horizontal rails are simply moved until the desired balance point is located. | |
| OPW can custom design your loading arm to incorporate a variety of pneumatic counterbalancing options. In most cases a pneumatic cylinder would be used to provide vertical lift of your... | |
| OPW Engineered Systems L90 Series Counterbalance has been designed for loading arms that require higher spring loads to accommodate longer reaches and additional equipment. The innovative linear spring design does... | |
| OPW Engineered Systems offers the 888L Loading Arm Lockdown Assembly, which provides additional control of the loading arm during loading operations, while also enabling the system to maintain a full... | |
| OPW spring balanced hose loaders are available in both short-range and long-range versions. The short-range model has the torsion spring mounted back at the riser, while on the long-range units... | |
| Primarily used to load and unload railcars through open domes in installations where the cars can be accurately spotted. The single arm configuration can also be used for tank truck... | |
| The “A”-frame is one of the more popular loading arm configurations. It provides good flexibility, long reach, and is convenient and easy to use. It adjusts for any changes in... | |
| The slide sleeve type of arm incorporates a slide sleeve assembly that telescopes in and out to adjust for variations in the distance from the loading rack to the hauling... | |
| The unsupported boom arm is an excellent alternative for variable reach applications, especially in larger sizes where the outboard components are relatively heavy. It can be modified for closed system... | |
| This spring balanced hose loader offers the same advantages as the conventional “A”-frame arm except flexible hose is used instead of rigid piping on the secondary arm. Mounting heights for... | |
| This style arm provides dependable, low maintenance service in high usage installations. Due to the boom-mounted design, no heavy loads are placed on the swivel components, so wear is minimized. |