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Mona ke tataiso ea hau e felletseng ea ho kopanya lebili la bohlano

There are several critical safety aspects to heavy vehicle combinations, one of which is couplings. Understanding fifth wheel couplings is vital to the safety and efficiency of any trucking fleet. We’ll dive into the world of fifth wheel coupling and what some of the best products on the market currently offer. 

here’s your complete guide to fifth wheel coupling

HO KHOPALA KA LEBITO LA BOHLANO KE ENG?

Theknoloji ea ho kopanya mabili a bohlano e fana ka khokahano lipakeng tsa semi-trailer le teraka e hulang, yuniti ea terekere, tereilara e etellang pele, kapa dolly. Lebili la bohlano le kopanya likarolo tse peli, ho li lumella ho bua, ho pota-pota le ho tsamaisa hantle.

Ntle le a lebili la bohlano, ho ka ba thata hore semi-lori e thinye. Lebili la bohlano le arola boima ka ho lekana pakeng tsa semi-terekere le tereilara hore o tsebe ho otla tseleng le ho tsamaisa lisebelisoa tsa hau. 

TSAMAISO EA BOHLANO EA HO KOPANELA LEBITSO E NA LE ENG?

Ka kakaretso, tsamaiso ea bohlano ea ho kopanya lebili e na le lebili la bohlano le kingpin.

  • Lebili la bohlano – This equipment is a flat, non-rotating horseshoe-shaped coupling device installed on the semi-truck tractor.
  • Kingpin – A metal component that protrudes from the trailer that’s frequently referred to as the “pivot point between the tractor and semi-trailer.” The kingpin on the trailer installs into the fifth wheel on the tractor. The semi-trailer’s surface, with the kingpin at the center, rotates against the upward-facing fifth wheel. 

TSETEA HO LITSAMAISO TSA TŠEBELETSO TSE KHOLO EA PHAHAMENG KA LITHEKNOLOJI TSE TSOANG

Ha o hloka ho tsetela ho mekhoa ea boleng bo holimo ea ho kopanya ka thekenoloji ea maemo a holimo, u se shebe hole ho feta JOST International. Tsa rona Lebidi la JSK37UBK is revolutionary – it allows the driver to know when the fifth wheel is properly and safely coupled from inside the cab. The sensor technology in the wheel sends a signal to a display in the cab that lets the driver know when the wheel is properly coupled.

LIKAROLOANA:

  • Throat Illumination (sold separately) – An LED Light shines into the throat to allow clear inspection of the coupled fifth wheel. 
  • Go Light – A green light indicates the fifth wheel is properly coupled, with both kingpin and handle in the locked position.
  • No-Go Light – A flashing red light with an audible alert indicates that the kingpin and/or handle are not properly coupled. 

MAEMO LE RATINGS:

  • Boemo bo phahameng ba ho Ema: 55,000 lbs
  • Maximum Horizontal Rating: 150,000 lbs

KAMOO E SEBETSANG KATENG:

  • Sistimi ea Loc-Light e ntlafatsa lebili la hau la bohlano la JOST ka tlatsetso ea sistimi ea rona ea ho lekola li-sensor tse peli hammoho le khanya ea 'metso ea LED. 
  • The dual-sensor system is connected to the Go/No-Go indicator light located next to the handle. A proper coupling with the handle and kingpin in the locked position will be lit up as green or “Go light”. If the system does not detect the handle and/or kingpin in the proper locked position, the light will flash red or “No-Go light” 
  • Khetho ea lebone la 'metso (e rekisoang ka thoko) e qala ka bo eona ha sistimi e sebetsa. Leseli le khanyetsa ka ho toba 'metsong oa lebili ho fana ka pono e betere ea senotlolo bakeng sa tlhahlobo ea pele ho leeto.

Haeba u hloka ho tseba ho kopanya le ho kopanya mabili a JOST, sheba video ea rona ea litaelo.

 

BATLA HO EKETSEHILENG COUPLING SYSTEM INFORMATION?

If you’re looking for more information about JOST Machabeng’s coupling systems and top-notch technologies, contact us today. Our experienced team members would happily listen to your needs and share how we can help. We offer an expansive range of fifth wheels, kingpins, turntables, landing gear, coupling systems, and more. 

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