Kwik-Way Introduces the Model 576 Ultra-Ride Electronic Wheel Balancer

Kwik-Way Introduces the Model 576 Ultra-Ride Electronic Wheel Balancer

Kwik-Way's unique plane separation system incorporates the use of advanced software technology to increase the sensitivity of imbalance detection - further improving the ability to isolate coupled imbalance frequencies that can cause wobble, shimmy and tire wear.

Kwik-Way’s unique plane separation system incorporates the use of advanced software technology to increase the sensitivity of imbalance detection – further improving the ability to isolate coupled imbalance frequencies that can cause wobble, shimmy and tire wear.

The Sonar detected radial runout features found on the Kwik-Way Model 576 Ultra-Ride Balancer identifies radial runout and graphically displays the severity of this condition allowing the technician to determine corrective measures that may be taken to provide Ultra-Ride Drivability.

FEATURES:
• Three-dimension automatic data entry;
• Four operator data memory;
• 17" LCD full-color display;
• Three-dimensional graphics;
• Pneumatic lock;
• Sonar radial runout program;
• Low speed for safe, accurate reading;
• Five-second cycle time for maximum productivity;
• LCD backlit monochrome display with adjustable brightness for easy viewing in any lighting conditions;
• Visually guided balancing procedures for ease of operation;
• Unique plane separation system to detect static, ‘coupled’ and dynamic imbalance;
• Multi-Alu programming for the widest variety of wheel applications;
• Kwik-Clamp mounting with four-cone set;
• Match mounting programs for precision balancing with minimal weights;
• Self-calibration and self-diagnosis programs; and
• Anvil for clip adjustments on wheel weight.

SPECIFICATIONS:
• Maximum wheel weight: 150 lbs.;
• Rim width: 1.5"-22";
• Rim diameter: 10"-26";
• Rotational speed: 100 rpm;
• Read-out accuracy: 1 gram (.035 oz);
• Net weight: 275 lbs.; and
• Electrical requirement: 110B/60Hz/1Ph.

For additional information, visit www.kwproducts.com.

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