Technical features, balancer characteristics

1. Suitable for continuous and single work. 2. Used for personnel engaged in various tasks on assembly lines. 3. Used for hanging, concentrating, transporting, and moving tools, fixtures, devices, shelves, etc. 4. Easy to operate pneumatic, electrical, and hydraulic tools. 5. Device for manually locking suspended objects. 6. Equipped with a safety device, if the suspended object is overweight or the spiral spring breaks, it can be immediately locked to prevent the suspended object from falling.

The scope of use of balancers is for automotive molds, parts welding, assembly lines, and various fixed positions where the workload is concentrated, the operator's tools are bulky, and the duration of tool use is long. It can be used in any situation where manual tools and lifting equipment are used, whether on assembly lines or fixed workstations. At the same time, it can also be used as an auxiliary tool to reduce labor intensity.

1. Choose the appropriate size of spring balancer according to the weight of the tool and accessories. 2. Be sure to connect the safety rope when hanging. 3. Adjust the main regulating worm on the balancer to make the weight of the balancer consistent with the weight of the tool used, so that the tool can reach balance at any position within the travel range, that is, in a weightless state. 4. When the tool is not suspended, do not pull or release it empty without reason to avoid the wire rope being stuck or falling off the groove. 5. When the load is applied, it should be suspended vertically

Attention: When hanging the balancer, first connect the safety chain and rotate the adjusting worm to balance the suspended object. Reduce the balance force in the reverse direction and increase it in the forward direction. When the balancer is not hanging an object, do not pull or place it empty to avoid causing the steel wire rope to suddenly retract and injure people.