Automatic wheel balancer CASB96AN

Reference: CASB96AN

3 674,13 zł tax incl.3674.13 tax incl.PLN

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Basic equipment

It makes the machine ready to use almost immediately.

Intuitive panel

It provides easy and uncomplicated service.

Functionality

Power of motor	0,2 [kW]
Power supply	230 [V]
Weight	98 net /120 gross [kg]
Dimensions	950x750x1150 [mm]
Balancing accuracy	+/- 1 [g]
Max wheel weight	60 [kg]
Balancing speed	200 [obr/min]
Max rim diameter	24 [cal]
Max rim width	20 [cal]
Meansuring time	≤ 8 [s]
Noise level	≤ 70 [dB]

Product description

The CASB96AN automatic balancing machine is designed for balancing steel and aluminum wheels of passenger cars, vans up to 3.5T, and motorcycle wheels and all other types of wheels whose weight and dimensions do not exceed the maximum parameters specified in the device's specification.

In addition, the machine is equipped with an automatic calibration of unbalance sensors and sensors, standard ALU programs, as well as a program to optimize the tire's position relative to the rim in case of large unbalances. The CASB96AN balancing machine has the option of dynamic and static balancing. Reliable and proven design are only additional advantages of this model.

Equipment

The basic equipment of the machine includes:

a set of cones,
compass,
vulcanization pliers,
a quick-locking nut with a sleeve,
36 mm threaded shaft,
calibration weight 100g.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should the machine be calibrated?

Balancers with time may indicate incorrect values due to operational overload. Manufacturers recommend checking the calibration of the tire and wheel assembly balancer approximately once every 2 weeks if the device is used frequently. Of course, if you observe faulty readings, you should perform the calibration in accordance with the instructions.

Can the balancing machine balance wheels on semi-trailers?

Yes, maybe. It is enough to purchase an additional cone suitable for balancing twin wheels.