One never stops learning
Knowledge about balancing technology is not very wide spread in practice and is often only superficial. Balancing is rarely covered in training, and are usually only touched briefly at technical college or university. Usually, you learn from colleagues or perhaps by independent study. All this is not a sound basis for practical work. Our training courses are specifically aimed at overcoming this gap. They deal with a variety of aspects from balancing theory to its practical application in every day operations and the solution of highly specific balancing problems.
Balancing technology as decisive quality factors
Balancing is increasingly becoming decisive quality factors when it comes to rotating components. The danger exists that errors remain unidentified through lack of knowledge. Unbalance is not identifiable simply by looking at the rotor. When errors are not initially identified and eliminated they will make themselves felt at a later time in the delivered product – and this can be extremely expensive. The ideal is to achieve exactly the opposite: the quality of the product is denitely improved by balancing. This is achieved by a selective investment in training. This ultimately saves money and improves your quality.
When you realize what you don’t know, you’re on the right track!
New employees, long-standing operators, developers, design and method planning personnel are brought to the most current standard of balancing knowledge in our seminars. In addition to sound knowledge of basic principles, participants will learn many useful tips and tricks for everyday use and will gain experience on modern machines. This builds long-term competence, uses all the potential of your manufacturing methods and reduces the rejection rate while improving quality.
