Operators and engineers
Practical training for operators and engineers. Turn operators into experts and build internal capability. Hands-on training is built around your machines and your parts, covering balancing theory, setup, correction methods, operation, troubleshooting and preventative maintenance, on balancing and test machines of any make.

What's covered
Theory to troubleshooting.
Hands-on training built around your machines and your parts.
Who it's for
Build it in-house.
A balancing machine is only as good as the people setting it up. Training gives operators a working understanding of why a rotor is out of balance and how the machine measures and corrects it, so setups are right first time and results can be trusted.
For engineers and maintenance teams, troubleshooting and preventative maintenance training reduces reliance on outside service, and keeps machines accurate between calibrations.
Training covers balancing and test machines of any make, ours and competitors'.
Why Balance & Test
Service that delivers.
Industry leading on new machines.
Installation and operator training included as standard.
Plus local service teams.
Head office and service center in Bristol, UK; service and support in Ann Arbor, Michigan; engineering, manufacturing and support in Spain; sales and support in Germany.
Balancing machines and all our equipment are built to CE, UL or CSA standards, to suit your market.
We service and calibrate balancing machines from any manufacturer.
FAQ
Balancing theory, setup and correction methods, machine operation and troubleshooting best practice, and preventative maintenance.
Yes. We support every balancing and test machine, ours and competitors'.
Operators and engineers. The aim is to turn operators into experts and build internal capability.
Yes. Installation and operator training are included as standard with our balancing machines. Further hands-on training is built around your machines and your parts, for new operators or for engineers and maintenance teams who need troubleshooting and preventative maintenance skills. Training covers balancing and test machines of any make, so existing machines from other manufacturers can be included too.
For engineers and maintenance teams, troubleshooting and preventative maintenance training reduces reliance on outside service, and keeps machines accurate between calibrations. Operators gain a working understanding of why a rotor is out of balance and how the machine measures and corrects it, so setups are right first time and results can be trusted. When outside help is needed, remote support is available.
Build your team's skills
Tell us about your team and your machines, and we'll come back to you.