The NEMA 4X stainless-steel Washdown enclosure is suited for applications where the instrument comes in contact with hose-directed water or large amounts of dust, and it features a larger 7-inch touchscreen and a desk/wall mount bracket for convenient mounting. The NEMA 12 desktop enclosure is designed for office environments, with a compact size and an easy-to-use 5-inch touchscreen that helps minimize the impact on the limited space in the modern scale house, while an aluminum and steel construction holds up against daily grind. The FB7100 Series is available in two enclosure designs. The GTN mode allows for transaction processing and ticket printing with an auto tare or keyboard-entered tare weight, while the Inbound/Outbound mode allows empty or full vehicles to weigh Inbound with a temporarily stored (renamable) Loop ID., and the Basic mode is designed for applications where the gross and tare weight are the only printed information with no calculated net weight. The only way to positively date a Candaian built is to have the original bill of sale for a particular engine. The Canadian numbers are all to their own. Any serial number begining with C is of course Canadian and does not have any connection with the USA serial numbers.
The instruments are available for analog scales or scales equipped with Intalogix Technology and have three available operating modes: Gross-Tare-Net (GTN), Inbound/Outbound and Basic In/Out. Fairbanks Scales provides historical data on discontinued scales, answers to frequently asked questions and troubleshooting advice for common problems. Ron - there is no known serial list for the Canadian built engines. The four models in the line – the FB7101, FB7111, FB7102 and FB7112 – are designed for user-friendly operation, reliability and consistency, with easy-to-navigate menus and a graphic touchscreen display with large colorful buttons. Would look super cool converted into a bath vanity, place a vessel sink on top Each lamp or table has a unique serial number and signed, (serial numbers can be. Units produced by Fairbanks-Morse (1950â∱963) RailroadĬhicago, Milwaukee, St.Fairbanks Scales’ FB7100 Series Vehicle Scale Instrument line is suited for general single-scale operations. Only three intact examples of the H-16-44 are known to survive today one is the property of a Canadian railroad historical society, while the others are owned by Chihuahua al PacÃfico and displayed in front of two of their depots in Mexico (at least one has also been put to use by the motion picture industry, and was seen dressed out as 'SCOP #101' in the town of Nuevo Casas Grandes in May, 1988). 209 were built for American railroads, 58 were manufactured from March 1955 â June 1957 by the Canadian Locomotive Company for use in Canada, and 32 units were exported to Mexico.
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