This large range of machines are of modular construction with a variety of electronic units, which enable GIELSER to offer machines with special charact--ristics to make the toughest balancing job...
In early 1997, BalaDyne Corporation, a small company that manufactured spindle-balancing equipment, proposed to develop a new active (in motion), real-time, high-speed balancing system. The proposed system would need improved bearing technology, innovative sensor and vibration control methods, and new balancer mechanisms. Furthermore, the system's active balancing capabilities were targeted for an increase from 5,000 revolutions per minute (rpm) to between 40,000 and 50,000 rpm and define a pathway to 100,000 rpm. Due to the high level of technical risk involved in this project, BalaDyne was unable to attract private funding. The company turned to the Advanced Technology Program (ATP), and in 1997, ATP awarded cost-shared funding as part of its "Motor Vehicle Manufacturing" focused program. If successful, the project could create a competitive edge for U.S. automakers by improving part quality and manufacturing throughput.
Giesler Limited was founded in 1922 and since that date has established a sound reputation for the manufacture of a practical range of Dynamic Balancing Machines, which have a proven record of reliability, accurate results, coupled with low maintenance costs. We also offer a shop and site balancing service, thus we have a unique combination of being both the manufacturer and the end user, which has enabled us to utilise our experience of Dynamic Balancing to constantly improve the design of our range of machines and our equipment.
All rotating components experience significant quality and performance improvement if balanced. Balancing is the process of minimizing vibration, noise and bearing wear of rotating bodies.
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