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This Kimble Slump Gauge Inline Transducer is a hydraulic pressure sensor that serves as the core component of a concrete mixer's slump monitoring system. It is installed within the hydraulic circuit that drives the drum's rotation. By measuring the real-time hydraulic pressure needed to turn the drum, it provides an accurate indication of the concrete's consistency (slump). This data is then sent to a gauge in the cab or at the rear control panel, allowing the operator to monitor the mix and add water precisely. This part is essential for replacing a failed or inaccurate sensor to ensure consistent concrete quality and avoid rejected loads.
Technical Specifications
Sensor TypeHydraulic Pressure Transducer
Common Pressure Range0-5000 PSI
Typical Output Signal1-5 VDC
Common Port SizeSAE #4 (7/16-20 UNF)
Key Features
Measures hydraulic pressure to determine concrete slump
Provides a reliable electronic signal to the slump gauge
Designed for inline installation in the mixer's hydraulic system
Enables precise monitoring and adjustment of the concrete mix
Fits These Mixers
McNeilus, Con-Tech, CBMW, Kimble. Designed for the hydraulic slump meter circuit on Kimble rear discharge concrete mixers. Compatibility with specific models and year ranges is not confirmed, but it is a common component type for modern electronic slump monitoring systems.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
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Specifications
Specifications
Manufacturer
Kimble
Sub Category
Hydraulics
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