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Automatic balancing Balancing systems

Automatic balancing: system by Schenck RoTec for balancing systems.

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Shared technical specifications for the series

Properties every model in the series has. What differs is in the models table below.

Range across models

The span covered by the models of the series together — not the range of each model.

Range across the models of Automatic balancing
Maximum rotor diameter 180–500 mm

Models in the series

One column per model: what differs between the models of the series.

Models of Automatic balancing compared by parameter
Parameter Axle Drives Crankshafts Disc-shaped Rotors Drive Shafts Electric Armature Electric Drives Fan & Blower Torque converter Turbochargers & Components Wheel Assembly Lines
Technical specification details automatic axle-drive balancing line automatic crankshaft balancing line automatic disc-rotor balancing line automatic drive-shaft balancing line automatic armature balancing line automatic electric-drive balancing line automatic fan and blower balancing line automatic torque-converter balancing line automatic turbocharger balancing line automatic wheel assembly and balancing line
Outputs and interfaces Digital I/O Digital I/O Digital I/O Digital I/O Digital I/O Digital I/O Digital I/O Digital I/O Digital I/O Digital I/O
Interfaces Ethernet Ethernet Ethernet Ethernet Ethernet Ethernet Ethernet Ethernet Ethernet Ethernet
Maximum rotor diameter Not specified Not specified 500 mm Not specified Not specified Not specified Not specified Not specified 180 mm Not specified
Status Active Active Active Active Active Active Active Active Active Active

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Frequently asked questions

Answers to the most common questions about our products and services

Examples include crankshafts, electric armatures, turbochargers, drive shafts, wheels and fans. Selection depends on geometry and production rate.

No. Correction methods depend on the part, with examples including drilling, milling and welding. The system configuration must specify the correction process.

No. Measurement, correction, loading and station transfer can have different automation levels in the selected configuration.

Not necessarily. Fixtures, drive and mass-correction method are tailored to rotor and process.

Rotor type, dimensions, balancing tolerance, throughput, loading and communication interfaces determine stations and control components.

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