Smooth Drum Compactors Counterweights

Shengjian Fanrong's durable Smooth Drum Compactors Counterweights are made of cast iron, pig iron, and other materials, featuring high density, hard surface, strong wear resistance, and excellent shock absorption. Customized designs are welcome; please provide your drawings.

What are the specifications and materials of the counterweight products?

The products are made of cast iron, pig iron, or ductile iron, with high density, produced through V-process casting or lost foam casting. They have high surface hardness, extending their service life.

Specifications and types: the quality Smooth Drum Compactors Counterweights are divided into standard type (cylindrical or square, single piece weight less than 1 ton) and customized type (maximum single piece weight up to 15 tons), meeting the needs of large machinery parts.

In which fields are the counterweight products mainly used?

The products cover engineering machinery (such as smooth drum rollers), elevator counterweight systems, and household appliances (such as robotic vacuum cleaners).

What are some common problems during use?

1. Loose counterweight installation is one of the most common problems, which may lead to the counterweight loosening and falling off during operation, causing equipment damage or personal injury.

2. Some users fail to reasonably increase or decrease the counterweight according to the construction materials and thickness when adjusting the counterweight, resulting in poor compaction effect or equipment imbalance.

3. After long-term use, the counterweight box may rust, and the seals may age. Regular inspection of the box sealing and the condition of the smooth drum roller counterweight is required.

4. Some operators fail to strictly follow safety operating procedures during counterweight adjustment, posing safety hazards.

5. It is strictly forbidden for personnel to stand on the rear of the vehicle as a counterweight. When the counterweight is insufficient, smooth drum compactors counterweight should be used.

6. The load weight must not exceed the rated lifting capacity to avoid the vehicle losing stability due to overload or uneven load.

7. When working on a slope, move forward uphill and reverse downhill.

8. Turning or performing loading/unloading operations on slopes is strictly prohibited.