Atlas WB49-2 2D Computer Wheel Balancer

Description

Atlas WB49-2 Self-Calibrating 2D Computer Wheel Balancer

The Atlas WB49-2 represents the very latest generation of Atlas Wheel Balancer. Boasting Automatic 2D Data Entry, the offset and diameter are entered automatically using the inner measuring gauge, and the all-new ‘monitor-style’ large LED display and new design chassis give the balancer a far more practical and aesthetically improved design.

Luxury features are included as standard with the WB49-2, such as Split-Weight Function for discreetly locating the weights behind the spokes, and automatic LED light to illuminate the inside of the rim when applying the weights.

“Split-Weight” Feature:
The WB49 has the automatic data entry feature not found on the Atlas WB41 . The measuring guide rod for the automatic data entry is also used to determine the placement of wheel weights when used with the “split-weight” feature of the WB49. The WB41 does not have the split weight feature programmed into its software.

Many custom rims have decorative spokes and certain customers do not want any wheel weights to be “seen” on these fancy wheels. The only place to “hide” the stick-on weights is behind the spokes of the wheel.

The “split-weight” feature allows the operator to “split” the correct amount of weight and “hide” these weights behind the spokes. The measuring guide rod is used to pinpoint the placement of the weights and the WB49’s software determines the amount of weight that needs to be applied.

Features Information:

Newly Designed Computer Board: This Atlas Wheel Balancer uses a newly designed computer board system that makes replacement of the computer board as easy as plug and play. Many of the Asian manufacturers are using computer technology that is over ten years old. All of the Atlas balancers are implementing the newest and most reliable computer technology available. This improved technology is one of the many reasons that Atlas balancers will provide years of reliable service. This is a self-calibrating computer wheel balancer. There is no need to calibrate the balancer each morning when you turn it on.