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It takes the weight of a suspended tool so the operator guides it rather than holding it up. Over a shift that decides whether a heavy tool can be used continuously at all.

By weighing the tool as it will be used, with its socket or accessory fitted. Below the band the balancer pulls the tool up out of the way; above it the tool sinks. Neither is usable.

The balancer holds the tool at whatever height it is left rather than retracting it. A balancer that pulls back has to be fought down to the work each time, which undoes the point of fitting one.

1-2kg, 2-3kg, 2-4kg, 4-6kg, 6-8kg and 8-10kg, with a 5kg unit alongside. The bands overlap so a tool near a boundary can sit mid-band rather than at the edge.

So a tool close to a boundary can be put in the middle of a band rather than at its limit, where the balancer works least well. That is a deliberate feature of the range rather than duplication.

The weight band each balancer covers, per unit. That is the figure the tool is matched against, and it is the only specification that decides whether a balancer will work.

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A balancer takes the weight of a suspended tool so the operator guides it rather than holding it up. Over a shift that is the difference between a tool that can be used continuously and one that cannot, and it is why balancers are specified by the weight of the tool rather than by anything about the work.

The tool weight has to fall inside the band the balancer covers. Below the band the balancer pulls the tool up out of the way; above it, the tool sinks. Neither is usable, so the band is matched to the tool as weighed with its socket or accessory fitted rather than to the bare figure. Chicago Pneumatic run the CP99 series across the bands with several units at each weight.

Reactionless means the balancer holds the tool at whatever height it is left rather than retracting it. A spring balancer that pulls back needs the operator to fight it down to the work every time, which reintroduces the effort the balancer was meant to remove. That is why the reactionless description appears on every unit here rather than on a premium subset.

The bands here run 1-2kg, 2-3kg, 2-4kg, 4-6kg, 6-8kg and 8-10kg with a 5kg unit alongside, and they overlap deliberately so a tool near a boundary can sit in the middle of a band rather than at its edge. Questions go over WhatsApp on 07754288583 with the tool weight.

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It takes the weight of a suspended tool so the operator guides it rather than holding it up. Over a shift that decides whether a heavy tool can be used continuously at all.

By weighing the tool as it will be used, with its socket or accessory fitted. Below the band the balancer pulls the tool up out of the way; above it the tool sinks. Neither is usable.

The balancer holds the tool at whatever height it is left rather than retracting it. A balancer that pulls back has to be fought down to the work each time, which undoes the point of fitting one.

1-2kg, 2-3kg, 2-4kg, 4-6kg, 6-8kg and 8-10kg, with a 5kg unit alongside. The bands overlap so a tool near a boundary can sit mid-band rather than at the edge.

So a tool close to a boundary can be put in the middle of a band rather than at its limit, where the balancer works least well. That is a deliberate feature of the range rather than duplication.

The weight band each balancer covers, per unit. That is the figure the tool is matched against, and it is the only specification that decides whether a balancer will work.

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