The Series EW-X, EWS-X, and EWF-X tool balancers are the "eco-friendly" balancers. They are the ultimate solution when particulates from the standard exterior balancer finish might contaminate food or sensitive assemblies. The basic features of the EW, EWS, and EWF tool balancers are noted on the information pages for those styles.

Specification

The specific features of the "X" version are:

  • Buffed and barrel-polished casing and cover
  • Synthetic food-grade grease (H1 grade) on the spring
  • Stainless steel lower hook, plug, rivet, bolts, and screws
  • Zinc plated upper hook and pins

Rope Types:

• EW-3 to EWS-7: White Nylon, 3 mm diameter. EWF-9 to EWF-15: Black Nylon, 4 mm diameter
• EWF-22 to EWF-120: Stainless Steel, 4.8 mm diameter

The Series EW-Y, EWS-Y, and EWF-Ytool balancers are aso "eco-friendly" balancers. These are ideal when particulates from the standard exterior finish might get into food or sensitive assemblies and where a buffed/polished housing and food-grade grease are not required.

The specific features of the "'Y" version:

  • Unpainted casing and cover (not buffed)
  • Standard grease on the spring
  • Zinc plated steel lower hook, plug, rivet, bolts, and screws
  • Clear painted rivet
  • Zinc plated upper hook and pins
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FAQ

How do I select the correct spring balancer capacity?

Choose a balancer rated for the exact weight of your tool/load. Never exceed rated capacity. We recommend selecting a model with a weight range where your tool falls in the middle of the capacity range.

How often should spring balancers be maintained?

Regular maintenance includes:

  • Daily visual inspection
  • Weekly cable inspection
  • Monthly tension check
  • Quarterly thorough inspection
  • Annual professional servicing

What's the typical lifespan of a spring balancer?

With proper maintenance, 5+ years of service life can be expected. However, this varies based on:

  • Usage frequency
  • Environmental conditions
  • Load conditions
  • Maintenance regularity

Can spring balancers be used outdoors?

While possible, we recommend indoor use or protected environments. For outdoor applications, special considerations for:

  • Weather protection
  • Corrosion resistance
  • More frequent maintenance
  • Possible special coating options

What should I do if my spring balancer loses tension?

  1. Immediately secure the load
  2. Check for cable damage
  3. Inspect spring mechanism
  4. Contact technical support
  5. Schedule professional service

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