ST SERIES TWIN-HOSE BALANCER
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The
ST-30 Air Tool Balancer is to be used with feed-back air tools.
The air is supplied through the outer hose to the
tool, the inner hose provides the controller with the feedback
signal. |
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Unique solution for feed-back tools.
• Easy and reliable operation.
• Eliminates problems with coiled hose.
• Exclusive 18 month warranty |
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Main
air inlet: R 3/8" NPT with 3/8" hose barb
Main air outlet: R 1/4" with adaptor for 1/4" FPT
Signal Air inlet and Outlet: Quick release coupling for 4 mm
OD hose. |
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Click the button of the item you wish to purchase. Contact us for special lengths
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PRICE
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Model No. |
Capacity Range (lb) |
Hose Travel (ft) |
Outer Hose ID |
Inner Hose ID |
Wt (lb) |
PRICES |
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ST-30 |
2.2 to 6.6 |
4.27 |
3/8" |
1/8" |
6.2 |
$1,284.00 |
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Features
and Benefits
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Advantages
of Using an ENDO Spring Balancer: |
ENDO
Spring Balancers are a valuable addition to your
assembly line. They support heavy tools with cable tension
equal to the weight of the suspended tools, which makes
them seem virtually "weightless". As the tool is reposi-
tioned the balancer extends or retracts the support cable
to follow the tool's movements. Constant tension on the
cable is accomplished with a spring motor and a tapered
drum. The assembler has the flexibility to reposition the
tool, while experiencing comfortable operation and less
fatigue. Similar to a Balancer is the Retractor, which does
not have a tapered drum. The tension on the cable
increases as the cable is extended |
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Suspend tools in assembly lines or other work areas
• Help the assembler with repetitive tasks such as
installing fasteners: screws, nuts, bolts, etc.
• Hold fixtures, tools, welding guns, and similar
equipment
• Improves efficiency and diminishes worker fatigue
• Stabilizes tool positioning and contributes to work
accuracy
• Contributes to a safer working environment
• Keeps fixtures, tools, and welding guns off of the floor
and clean.
• Eliminates the need to separately power the balancer |
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Application
Guidelines
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Size the balancer to carry the total weight to be balanced -
tool plus all accessories - and stroke (maximum to
minimum height) required.
• Size to the upper end of the capacity range of the balancer
when possible.
• Always attach secondary support cable(s) to the eyelet
provided for additional safety.
• Balancers are normally hung vertically and the rope is
pulled out vertically. To prevent the rope from wearing on the
guide, the rope should not be pulled out at an
angle to the balancer body. The balancer can also be mounted
horizontally, however a pulley system must be employed
to guide the rope straight out of the balancer then down to
the tool. Again, care must be taken to prevent
the rope from wearing on the guide. A trolley and rail system
can be
used to help the balancer adjust to changing angles.
• If multiple balancers are used in close together, install
them at staggered heights to keep them from hitting each other
• The spring tension is factory preset to the mid-range
of the rated capacity. To adjust the tension turn the worm gear
or spindle clockwise to increase the tension and
counterclockwise to decrease the tension. |
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