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Aerospace balancing machines

Products and components for aerospace balancing machines.

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Technology overview

Products and components for aerospace balancing machines.

Quality and certification

Certified quality management, calibration certificates and calibration services at manufacturers’ facilities.

  • Every instrument is supplied with a calibration certificate.
  • Advanced calibration services at manufacturers’ facilities abroad, coordinated and supported by Elina.
  • The quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015. Certificate I31417 is valid until 7 April 2028.
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9001:2015

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Frequently asked questions

Answers to the most common questions about our products and services

Not always. Centre-of-gravity location also matters. Mass-moment weighing accounts for the blade contribution to unbalance.

Not necessarily. It reduces initial unbalance, but assembly can still require measurement and residual correction.

Examples include distributing weights to defined locations and distributing unbalance between correction planes. Select the option for the task.

No. Match tooling to component and machine interfaces, and assess its effect on measurement.

No. Centre of gravity and moment of inertia are mass properties; balancing concerns mass distribution relative to the rotation axis.

Rotor identification, setup and calibration data, measuring planes and results. Reporting capabilities depend on the selected measuring system and options.

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