What Is Balancing Tolerance and Why Is It Important?
Balancing tolerance is the allowable level of residual imbalance for a rotating part. This tolerance is determined based on the workpiece’s application, rotational speed, and operational requirements. Lower balancing tolerances are essential for precision and high-speed components, such as turbines and automotive parts. Failure to adhere to balancing tolerances can lead to increased vibration, equipment wear, and reduced operational efficiency. The ISO 1940 standard serves as a key reference for determining balancing tolerances.
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