Dynamic balancing machine upgrades and modernization

Schenck balancing machines typically use moving-coil displacement sensors, even in hard-bearing machines. Schenck uses a lever system as mechanical amplifier to change the microscopic small displacements into meaningful coil movements. 

The EasyBalance Digital Balancing Interface is designed for Schenck sensor systems and is plug-and-play compatible. Advanced amplifier and signal processing circuitry provides superior sensitivity and range, ragrdless of machine size.

Hofmann balancing machines typically use piezo-electric force sensors. Hofmann uses a charge amplifier to change the piezo output into a meaningful electrical signal. 

The EasyBalance Digital Balancing Interface is designed for Hofmann piezo-electric sensor systems and is plug-and-play compatible. Advanced amplifier and signal processing circuitry provides superior sensitivity and range, ragrdless of machine size.

IRD balancing machines use moving-coil vibration sensors to detect mechanical displacement of the rotor support structure (cradle). IRD machines are typically operated as soft-bearing machines. 

The EasyBalance Digital Balancing Interface is designed for all types of vibration sensors and accelerometers, and is plug-and-play compatible. Advanced amplifier and signal processing circuitry provides superior sensitivity and range, ragrdless of machine size.