HDVM Vertical Balancing Machines

Vertical Balancing Machines – Model: HDVM\Standard Features\

Digital Unbalance Indication

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  Independent digital panel meters (DPMs) for both planes show amount and angle of unbalance.

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  High linear accuracy:

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    ±1 digit for amount

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    ±1 degree for angle

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Digital RPM Display

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  Continuous display of balancing speed through dedicated DPM.

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Auto Stop Functionality

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  Machine automatically stops once unbalance readings are stabilized—enhancing ease of operation.

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Simultaneous Indication

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  Real-time display of unbalance in both planes simultaneously, eliminating plane selection and reducing cycle time.

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Digital Keypad Input

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  Rotor dimensions and tolerance values (A, B, C, R1, R2, tl1, tl2) are entered digitally via keypad with precision up to 1 digit.

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Tolerance Indicators

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  Dedicated LED indicators light up for each plane when unbalance is within tolerance limits.

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Auto-Range Selection

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  System automatically selects coarse or fine measurement range depending on unbalance value—no manual multiplier needed.

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Rotor Data Storage

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  Stores balancing parameters for multiple rotors by type number.

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  Quick recall eliminates re-entry or re-measurement for repeat jobs.

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Self-Check Function

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  Built-in "Self-Check" mode performs a diagnostic of digital displays and LEDs in a loop for quick fault detection.

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  Vertical drilling attachment with thrust compensation

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  Horizontal drilling attachment with thrust compensation

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  Weight attachment for manual correction

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  Custom attachments tailored to specific customer needs

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Printer Compatibility

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  Dot matrix printer can be integrated via proprietary ‘FIE’ software for result printouts.

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Compensation Indication (via FIE Software)

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  Advanced software supports 3 to 99 component indication, ideal for rotors requiring unbalance correction at fixed locations.

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