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Robals balancing machines are equipped with:

• The "DAS-383" control console is equipped with the "R-Bal SI" measurement system, which features a modern, high-performance computer with the "R-Bal" balancing software installed.

  The "R-Bal SI" measurement system is included in the unified register of measuring instruments and can be metrologically verified. "R-Bal SI" is designed to work with all types of balancing machines: sub-resonant, super-resonant, horizontal, vertical, and on each of them, it provides precision accuracy in measuring unbalance. The console, complete with sensors, can be used to equip and modernize any balancing machines.

  The balancing software has an intuitive and user-friendly interface, allowing the operator to learn how to operate the machine quickly and obtain measurement results as fast as possible.

  On sub-resonant machines, the "R-Bal SI" system allows for determining the unbalance on the first start of the rotor—this significantly reduces the total balancing time and eliminates the need for several calibration runs to determine influence coefficients, which is especially important for rotors with a high level of initial unbalance.

  Interaction with the measurement system can be done either via the touch screen monitor or using a keyboard and mouse. The control console includes a compartment for installing a printer, storing tools, drive belts, and other accessories.

• High-quality roller blocks, V-supports, T-slot supports, and any special low-magnetic, radius, etc. supports.
• Rail guides ensuring easy and smooth movement of the balancing machine stands along the entire length of the bed.
• A drive belt tensioning unit design that allows the drive unit to be positioned either between the machine's supports or to the left and right of them. Repositioning takes about 1 minute, without assistance or the use of lifting equipment.
• An excellent pneumatic belt tensioner for maximum accuracy and ease of operation.
• Modern sensors.
• Wear-resistant and impact-resistant bed coating.
• Roller tracks for smooth placement of heavy rotors.
• An automatic rotor indexing system, which uses a laser beam to precisely indicate to the operator the locations for adding or removing correction masses.
• A universal joint drive system for balancing rotors that lack surfaces for belt drive.

Robals balancing machines are equipped with:

• The "DAS-383" control console is equipped with the "R-Bal SI" measurement system, which features a modern, high-performance computer with the "R-Bal" balancing software installed.

  The "R-Bal SI" measurement system is included in the unified register of measuring instruments and can be metrologically verified. "R-Bal SI" is designed to work with all types of balancing machines: sub-resonant, super-resonant, horizontal, vertical, and on each of them, it provides precision accuracy in measuring unbalance. The console, complete with sensors, can be used to equip and modernize any balancing machines.

  The balancing software has an intuitive and user-friendly interface, allowing the operator to learn how to operate the machine quickly and obtain measurement results as fast as possible.

  On sub-resonant machines, the "R-Bal SI" system allows for determining the unbalance on the first start of the rotor—this significantly reduces the total balancing time and eliminates the need for several calibration runs to determine influence coefficients, which is especially important for rotors with a high level of initial unbalance.

  Interaction with the measurement system can be done either via the touch screen monitor or using a keyboard and mouse. The control console includes a compartment for installing a printer, storing tools, drive belts, and other accessories.

• High-quality roller blocks, V-supports, T-slot supports, and any special low-magnetic, radius, etc. supports.
• Rail guides ensuring easy and smooth movement of the balancing machine stands along the entire length of the bed.
• A drive belt tensioning unit design that allows the drive unit to be positioned either between the machine's supports or to the left and right of them. Repositioning takes about 1 minute, without assistance or the use of lifting equipment.
• An excellent pneumatic belt tensioner for maximum accuracy and ease of operation.
• Modern sensors.
• Wear-resistant and impact-resistant bed coating.
• Roller tracks for smooth placement of heavy rotors.
• An automatic rotor indexing system, which uses a laser beam to precisely indicate to the operator the locations for adding or removing correction masses.
• A universal joint drive system for balancing rotors that lack surfaces for belt drive.