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The portable balancing machines of the type
PTB 7.2 as well as the floor mounted PTB 21.2
enable quick and easy balancing of toolholders
or toolholders with mounted tools, without the
operator needing further knowledge about the
techniques of balancing.
The force measuring Tool Balancers offer the
advantage, that a calibration with the optional
test-rotor must be carried out only once.
A very simple touch-key operated menu driven
guide quickly leads the machine operator to the
desired balancing result. PTB 7.2 and PTB 21.2
measure static unbalance, couple unbalance and
dynamic unbalance and offer on principle the
polar components and split angle balancing
method to balance all kinds of toolholders by
adding mass, by subtracting mass and mass
redistribution. The software of the PTB 7.2 and PTB 21.2 further contains an extended quality class calculating feature to display the balancing quality G or to determine the permissible operational speed according to DIN/ISO 1940 and a drilling and milling depth calculator with a possibility for entering the material density for subtractive mass compensation. With the PTB 7.2 and PTB 21.2 the test specimen is manually indexed to the correction position with the help of the scale disc integrated into the balancing spindle or by the remote-angle system. The marking of the correction position on the specimen is also handled with an auto laser pointer. The PTB 21.2 compared to the PTB 7.2 version offers an extended capacity and accommodation for longer and wider tools. The range of functions, which simplify the balancing process comprise the following: Continuously adjustable balancing speed of rotation Automatically controlled initial positioning of the specimen Automatically activated diode laser with linear optics 'Double Arrow' remote angle display to acceleratethe indexing and to improve the precision Milling calculator for subtractive mass compensation Rotor memory for 500 rotors
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