For ultra-lightweight work production up to 100g! Easy one-touch operation vertical balance testing machine.
The "SSV-5100 Series" is a vertical single-plane balancing test machine essential for the production of ultra-lightweight workpieces, such as meter pointers, CD/DVD discs, and HDD head stack assemblies, weighing up to 100g. The cumbersome and complex eccentricity correction of workpieces can be done with a single touch, allowing anyone to perform high-precision measurements easily through a color LCD touch panel with graphical displays. Additionally, it has been designed to eliminate waste thoroughly and achieve a compact, space-saving form. Sigma offers a wide range of "vertical balancing test machines" tailored to various workpieces, from those weighing just a few grams for meter pointers to those exceeding 50kg for marine propellers. 【Features】 ■ One-touch operation for eccentricity correction of workpieces ■ Easy high-precision measurement for anyone ■ 5.7-inch color LCD touch panel ■ Simple operation with graphical display ■ Compact and space-saving design *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications (Partial)】 ■ Maximum rotor mass: 100g ■ Maximum outer diameter: ø100mm ■ Gripping method (adapter): Pin hole insertion method ■ Test rotational speed: 1,500 to 3,500 min-1 ■ Number of measurement surfaces: 1 surface ■ Minimum achievable imbalance ratio: 0.5 μm *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■ Meter pointers, CD/DVD discs, HDD head stacks, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Sigma's balance measurement method features the adoption of multivariate analysis techniques for detecting imbalances, allowing for high-precision measurements across a range from low to ultra-high rotational speeds. The field balancer that incorporates this measurement method has been in use since 1985, with cumulative production exceeding 8,000 units. Furthermore, after that, we began selling more precise balancing machines and condition monitoring devices that continuously monitor rotating machinery and detect signs of abnormalities, which also utilize the aforementioned measurement method. Over 30 years since the start of balancer production, Sigma's balancers are actively used across various industries.
