Everything for your wheel balancer: cones, adapters & protective caps

A wheel balancer runs on a balancing shaft with a set of clamps, cones and quick-release nuts. If you work on a Ravaglioli, look up the part by the make and model of the machine. Measure the old clamp or cone before you order: the shaft diameter and the thickness are on the rating plate or on the part itself. For motorcycle wheel rims there are motorcycle adapters for wheel balancers that fit a standard shaft. New clamping clamps you order in the same size as the old one, otherwise the set will not fit the shaft.

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Quick locks

Opspanklemmen Kopen? De Basis voor een Zuivere Balansmeting Een onzuivere meting op de balanceermachine begint bijna altijd bij een gebrekkige opspanning. Bij Workshopparts bestel je professionele opspanklemmen en snelspanmoeren die zorgen voor een spelingsvrije fixatie van het wiel op de as. Zonder een robuuste klemkracht is elke balanstest onbetrouwbaar. Wij leveren direct uit voorraad klemmen die bestand zijn tegen de hoge druk van dagelijks werkplaatsgebruik.

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Motorcycle adapters

Motorfiets Adapters Kopen: Professionele Motorwielservice Breid de inzetbaarheid van je huidige balanceermachine direct uit met een motorfiets adapterset van Workshopparts. Hiermee bouw je een standaard 36mm of 40mm as in enkele minuten om voor het nauwkeurig balanceren van motorwielen. Door gebruik te maken van een specifieke motor-as voorkom je dat je moet investeren in een kostbare tweede machine, terwijl je wel de hoogste precisie biedt voor sportmotoren, tourbuffels en scooters.

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Pressure cups

Achieve accurate wheel balancing with our high-quality pressure cups, designed to securely hold wheels in place during the balancing process. These essential tools create a firm grip, ensuring that wheels remain stable while being balanced, which is crucial for achieving optimal accuracy and performance. Our pressure cups are compatible with a variety of wheel sizes and types, making them versatile for both professional workshops and DIY enthusiasts. Crafted from durable materials, they are built to withstand the rigors of tire servicing. Explore our selection to find the ideal pressure cups that enhance your wheel balancing operations.

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Cones

Optimize your wheel balancing process with our high-quality cones, designed to ensure precise positioning and stability during balancing. These essential accessories fit securely onto your wheel balancer, providing support for various wheel sizes and types. By helping to center the wheel accurately, our cones facilitate smooth and effective balancing, which is crucial for optimal tire performance and vehicle safety. Made from durable materials, they are built to withstand the demands of professional use. Explore our selection to find the perfect cones that enhance your wheel balancing efficiency and accuracy.

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Width measuring

Ensure accurate wheel balancing with our reliable width measuring tools. Designed to provide precise measurements of tire and wheel widths, these instruments are essential for achieving optimal balance and alignment. Proper width measurement helps in selecting the right weights and ensures a perfect fit, enhancing overall vehicle performance and safety. Whether you’re a professional technician or a DIY enthusiast, our width measuring tools are user-friendly and built for durability. Explore our selection to find the ideal width measuring solutions that will elevate your wheel balancing process.

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Wielgewichttang

Een wielgewichttang zet slaglood vast op de velgrand, wipt oude gewichten los en knipt plakstrips op lengte. Bij lichtmetalen velgen kies je een tang met kunststof bescherming over de hamerkop, zodat de rand heel blijft. Voor stug stalen slaglood is een verzwaard model nodig, want een lichte tang vervormt bij het dichtslaan. Bekijk ook de kunststof beschermdop voor hamerkop als losse dop op je bestaande tang.

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Frequently asked questions about Wheel balancer

Answers to the most common questions from our customers

Check the rating plate of the machine to see which make and model you have. Then measure the old clamp or cone: the shaft diameter, the thickness and the shape. Quick-release nuts and quick-release clamps come in sizes such as 36 x 3 mm and 40 x 3 mm shaft diameter. With those sizes you look up the right part. If you are unsure, measure the shaft itself with a vernier calliper.

A wheel balancer lasts for years and there are several shaft sizes. A clamp that fits a 36 mm shaft will not fit a 40 mm shaft. By measuring the old clamp, you order the right size in one go. A photo of the old part next to a ruler helps to find the replacement.

You can, with a separate mounting adapter for motorcycle wheels. It goes on the same shaft as a car wheel, so you do not need a second wheel balancer. When ordering, check the shaft diameter of your machine and the hub size of the rims you balance. That way you know whether the adapter fits your shaft.

Look for play, rust and wear on the contact face with the shaft. Compare the old cone with the new one in the same place. A cone with a worn edge or a clamp with damaged thread is better replaced. Measure the shaft diameter with a vernier calliper, not with a tape measure, then you know for sure the new part fits.

Wheel weight pliers for fitting and removing knock-on weights, and a rim width gauge to measure the rim width before you set up the machine. Both belong to the balancing work itself. Keep them by the wheel balancer so you do not have to search during the job. A pressure cup should also be on the machine.

Mounting parts for the wheel balancer

Which size clamp or cone do you need

On a wheel balancer not every clamp fits every shaft. First check the rating plate of the machine to see which make and model you have. Then measure the old clamp or cone: the shaft diameter, the thickness and the shape of the cone. Quick-release nuts and quick-release clamps come in sizes such as 36 x 3 mm and 40 x 3 mm shaft diameter. If you are unsure between two sizes, measure the shaft the clamp goes on.

Mounting parts for motorcycle wheel rims

If you also balance motorcycle wheel rims, you need a separate mounting. With motorcycle adapters for wheel balancers you mount a motorcycle wheel rim on the same shaft as a car wheel. You then work on a standard shaft, without a second wheel balancer. When ordering, check the shaft diameter of your machine and the hub size of the rims you balance most often.

Check clamps and cones before you order

Check a clamp or cone for play, rust and wear on the contact face with the shaft. Compare the old one with the new one in the same place. A cone with a worn edge or a clamp with damaged thread is better replaced. Measure the shaft diameter with a vernier calliper, not with a tape measure.

Wheel weight pliers and rim width gauge

Besides the mounting, your hand tools set the pace. With wheel weight pliers you fit knock-on weights on the rim edge and remove old weights. A rim width gauge you use to measure the rim width before you set up the machine. Both belong to the balancing work itself, not to the machine.

Pressure cups and safety

A wheel balancer should have a pressure cup over the spinning wheel. If it is missing or damaged, order a new one. pressure cups come per machine and per size. Check the rating plate to see which model you have and measure the old cup. A cup that no longer fits or no longer holds, replace it before you balance again.

Ordering without mistakes

For every order, note the make and model of the wheel balancer, the shaft diameter and the size of the old part. A photo of the rating plate or of the old part next to a ruler helps to find the right size.