Automatic Motocycycle Wheel Balancing Machine Vehicle Repair Equipment

1. Rust-proof and high precision balancing shaft. Precision-machined, hardened-steel 36 mm shaft.
2. User-friendly distance measurement gauge saves valuable time and minimizes errors.
3. Newly designed side shelf.Ergonomic weight and adapter storage.
4. Ergonomic display tilts at 40°for comfortable use. The display panel features tire and wheel assembly graphics to help simplify speed entry of wheel data and guide technicians through balancing procedures.
5. Operator function keys are labeled with simple, easy-to-read icons to help operators identify and command all balancing functions.
6. Clear LED weight placement indicators show weight positions as the wheel is gently rolled.
7. New hood design allows for a broader coverage of tire shapes and sizes.
8. High precision encoder
9. The piezoelectric sensors offering superior stability and fatigue resistance for unlimited service life.
10. Modern and functional design. Lengthened body base provides more stability when working with big wheels.
11. Powerful and quiet motor provides strong torque.

1.  What are common problem when using motorcycle adaptor? 
The common problem with motorcycle/adaptor is the shaft strength. With heavy or big wheel, the thin shaft jumps during rotation, which cause a bad balancing result. (Please contact us if you have more questions on this topic)
2. How to properly mount the wheel on balancer in order to get good balancing result? 
Two key points: First use the hand to assist the wheel in straight position, not tilting on the shaft.
Second when the locking nut start to engage, rotate the wheel backwards while locking, this guarantee even locking force. (Please contact us for if you need operation video)
3. How does the wheel balancer work? What are the functions of the main components? 
Piezoelectric sensor get "vibration" signal and send it to CPU. Encoder board get "position" signal and send it to CPU. CPU calculate imbalance based on these signals, wheel dimensions and balancing mode. (Please contact us if you have more questions on this topic)