Digivibe MX® Balance 26

Dynamic Balancing System | Advanced Multi-Plane Precision for Rotating Equipment

Digivibe MX® 26 Balance is the latest dynamic balancing system from ERBESSD INSTRUMENTS®. It combines single-plane, dual-plane an advanced Balancing Wizard real-time FFT monitoring, and ISO 21940 reporting in one comprehensive package for industrial maintenance teams.

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What is a dynamic balancing system?

A dynamic balancing system is a set of tools used to measure and correct imbalance in rotating equipment while the rotor is spinning (usually a vibration sensor, a phase sensor, and specialized software). In practice, the system detects vibration and phase angles to determine where and how much weight to add or remove on the rotor to eliminate excessive vibration. Good dynamic balancing systems allow technicians to balance rotors without reaching operational speeds.

Digivibe MX® 26 Balance is the latest dynamic balancing system from ERBESSD INSTRUMENTS®, built from the ground up to make rotor balancing faster, easier, and more accurate for industrial maintenance teams. It combines multi-plane balancing and real-time analysis into one comprehensive package, enabling you to correct imbalance in rotating machinery with confidence and efficiency.

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Digivibe MX® 26 Dynamic Balancing Software interface

Multi-Plane Simultaneous Balancing

Digivibe MX® 26 Balance supports single-plane, dual-plane, and static & couple balancing. Each mode (1-plane, 2-plane, or the guided Wizard mode) operates with its own independent calculation engine, ensuring that calculations for one plane or method do not interfere with another. This parallel processing means you can run different balancing approaches concurrently and get accurate, plane-specific corrections.

Enhanced Balancing Wizard with Advanced Rotor Modeling

The Digivibe MX® 26 Balance Balancing Wizard lets you input rotor details and then generates a visual rotor model with unprecedented detail. The wizard automatically calculates the mass of the shaft and accommodates different diameters along the rotor assembly. It uses advanced 3D mass and inertia calculations to more accurately predict how imbalance forces will behave - resulting in better correction solutions. It is like having an expert co-pilot during balancing.

Also, you can adjust the position of counterweights freely; the weight placements are not constrained to a fixed radius on the model.

The Balancing Wizard keeps the interface simple for routine jobs, but it gives power users the option to model complex rotor geometries for greater balancing accuracy. Configure multiple kinds of rotor and review each configuration in the gallery below.

Balancing Calculator with multiple functions

The Digivibe MX® 26 Balance dynamic balancing system features an easy-to-use balancing calculator that streamlines rotor balancing with multiple advanced functions. Key tools of the balancing calculator include:

Add / Remove correction mass

Instantly simulate adding or subtracting correction weight on the rotor.

Split correction mass

Divide the required correction weight across multiple blades or different planes.

Combine correction mass

Merge multiple smaller correction weights into a single mass or location, simplifying the correction layout and reducing the number of weights on the rotor.

Calculate drill hole depth

Compute how deep to drill for weight removal (trim balancing), so you can precisely remove material from a rotor to eliminate excess weight instead of adding it.

Calculate trial mass

Determine optimal trial weight values for initial balancing runs, helping you conduct trial-weight procedures with confidence and hit the right balance on the first attempt.

Central Mass

A central mass calculation is incorporated to differentiate and correct static and dynamic imbalance more efficiently. The method calculates a mass placed along the rotor or at its center of gravity to correct static imbalance.

This multifaceted balancing calculator makes the Digivibe MX® Balancing 26 a comprehensive dynamic balancing solution, allowing both novice and expert users to tackle complex imbalance corrections efficiently.

Digivibe MX® 26 Balance autosave panel

Automatic Saving and Balancing Data Management

Digivibe MX® 26 Balance automatically saves all balancing sessions and their corresponding vibration data recordings. The software offers vector data management. You can capture new vectors by selecting specific intervals of a vibration signal recording, extracting the vibration amplitude and phase information for that period to use in your calculations.

The system also supports importing external vector files (in .anl format) directly into a session. If you have vibration data from other instruments or previous jobs, you can bring those vectors into Digivibe MX® Balancing 26 for comparison or for use in the current balancing process.

Real-Time FFT Monitoring and Long Recording capabilities

Digivibe MX® 26 Balance is built to handle scenarios with long-recording capability. A new selectable downsampling allows you to dramatically cut down the memory usage and processing load during an FFT analysis of lengthy recordings. This means you can record vibration data for much longer durations (many minutes or even hours) without running out of memory.

Even as you record for an extended time, the system provides real-time feedback - you can view the FFT spectrum and the overall vibration vector in real time over the entire signal (using the “interval mode: complete” view). This real-time FFT monitoring lets you watch how the rotor’s vibration profile evolves (for example, as it reaches steady operating speed or as trial weights are added) and catch any anomalies immediately.

ISO 21940 balance quality grade chart inside Digivibe MX® 26 Balance

Comprehensive Reporting and ISO 21940 Compliance

Digivibe MX® 26 Balance now includes a built-in chart based on ISO 21940 standards for balance quality grades, this helps you verify and document balance quality effortlessly. After you perform a balancing correction, the residual unbalance left in the rotor can be plotted on this ISO 21940 chart to see if it falls within acceptable limits for the rotor’s size and service speed.

Delivering a balanced rotor is not just about reducing vibration - it’s also about meeting quality standards.

Our Dynamic Balancing System also refreshes the entire balancing report format to incorporate this chart and other new details.

Compatibility with ERBESSD INSTRUMENTS® collectors

Digivibe MX® Balancing 26 is compatible with all ERBESSD INSTRUMENTS® data collectors:

4 Channel Interface GX400

4 Channel Interface GX400

Wired four-channel interface for high-bandwidth balancing and analysis sessions on a desktop or laptop workflow.

Wireless Accelerometer EI WiSER®

Wireless Accelerometer EI WiSER® mounted on a motor

Single-axis Bluetooth accelerometer for fast, cable-free vibration capture across routes and balancing jobs.

Triaxial Wireless Accelerometer EI WiSER® 3X

Triaxial Wireless Accelerometer EI WiSER® 3X

Triaxial Bluetooth accelerometer with three simultaneous channels for richer vibration data and faster route capture.

Real Time Data Collection DEFIANT™

Real Time Data Collection DEFIANT™

Continuous multi-channel data acquisition for live monitoring, balancing, and analysis on the same machine.