Balancing

Top 10 Balancing Machines

ERBESSD balancing machines are designed to measure and correct rotor mass imbalance with soft-bearing sensitivity and model-specific capacities.

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Technical Specifications

Rotor Mass Range: 50 g to 10,000 kg (model dependent)
Residual Unbalance: Starting at 2 mg depending on model
Speed Range: Approx. 450 to 15,000 RPM by configuration
Platform Type: Soft-bearing and cantilever balancing architectures

Key Features

Dynamic balancing machines for turbos, shafts, fans, and industrial rotors
Multi-model lineup including EI-30, EI-300, EI-1000, EI-2000, EI-4500, and EI-10T ranges
Designed to detect center-of-mass offset using vibration-based balancing workflows
Configurations for compact benches and large workshop balancing stations
Supports fast correction-weight placement for improved machine performance

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Dynamic balancing machine portfolio for turbochargers, industrial rotors, and heavy rotating assemblies across a wide mass range.

A balancing machine is an instrument designed to measure and eliminate the imbalanced mass of a rotor. Dynamic balancing machines spin the rotor, detect vibration response, and calculate where correction weights should be added or removed.

Balancing concept from the source page

Imbalance is the irregular distribution of mass around a rotating center. In practice, balancing seeks to reduce the distance between the rotation center and the mass center.

Product family overview

This page groups the principal ERBESSD balancing machine families, from compact turbo-focused systems to larger-capacity soft-bearing balancing machines for industrial workshops.