Balanset-1A in action
How a rotor is balanced — in your language
Watch a real mulcher rotor being balanced with the Balanset-1A, step by step.
Tutorial in other languages:
- On siteThe rotor stays in its own bearings. No dismantling.
- 20–40 minTypical balancing job per rotor
- 1 or 2 planesThe software calculates the correction mass and angle
Machines like yours
Real balancing jobs, grouped by machine type. Pick yours:
Mulchers & flail mowers
Rotors balanced right on the tractor or excavator. On one job, vibration dropped from 70 to 1.2 mm/s.
Mulcher rotor balanced on site (TMC Cancela)
Watch on YouTubeMulcher on an excavator
Watch on YouTubeFrom 70 to 1.2 mm/s
Watch on YouTubeCoin test after balancing
Watch on YouTubeFans & impellers
Fans balanced on site. A user in Indonesia brought a 37 kW industrial fan from 13.3 to 1.36 mm/s.
Impeller balanced on site: the full job
Watch on YouTubeCoin on a running fan
Watch on YouTubeCustomer video: fan balancing
Watch on YouTube37 kW fan: 13.3 to 1.36 mm/s
Watch on YouTubeCombine harvesters
Threshing rotors, drums and straw choppers: what makes them tricky and how to get a stable result.
Typical problems with combine rotors
Watch on YouTubeCombine harvester rotor
Watch on YouTubeCombines and other rotors: the same method
Watch on YouTubeCrushers
Two-plane balancing of a forestry crusher rotor in its own bearings, without removing it from the machine.
Forestry crusher rotor, two planes
Watch on YouTubeCentrifuges & washing machines
Industrial washing machine at a textile plant: first confirm that unbalance is the cause, then balance.
Industrial washing machine (centrifuge)
Watch on YouTubeElectric motors & mowers
A small mower: vibration at the steering wheel and levers fell from 23 and 43 mm/s to 5.8 and 0.5 mm/s.
Mower rotor balanced on the machine, step by step
Watch on YouTubeElectric motor rotors
Watch on YouTubeMower: before and after
Watch on YouTubeHow simple it is
Balancing in 60 seconds
On our test stand, in one plane: about 60 seconds for the whole job and about 35 seconds per rotor in serial balancing.
Watch on YouTubeCorrect by drilling
Can't add weight? Choose mass removal and the software tells you how much to drill out and at what angle.
Watch on YouTubeFind the natural frequency
A quick impact test and the FFT spectrum show the resonance, so you balance at a speed away from it.
Watch on YouTubeUse it in a balancing machine
The same kit works as the measuring unit of a soft-bearing balancing machine.
Build your own balancing machine Watch on YouTubeSafety: fix the trial weight securely
A 1.5 kg trial weight flew off at 1800 rpm. Fasten it properly every time.
Watch on YouTubeResults in seconds
No words neededCoin on edge on a running mulcher
Watch on YouTubeCoin test after balancing
Watch on YouTubeCoin on a running fan
Watch on YouTubeMower: before and after
Watch on YouTubeMulcher on an excavator
Watch on YouTubeFrom 70 to 1.2 mm/s
Watch on YouTubeLess vibration, longer bearing life
Watch on YouTubeThe Balanset-1A kit
Watch on YouTubeNot sure it fits your machine?
Send the machine type, rotor speed and a photo of the bearing housings for a suitability check.
