Bal-Trol control units for weightless lifting

Depending on how you need to work, there are different ways of controlling our lifting tools. These are:

Balancing – making the load weightless

Balancing is unbeatable when there are a variety of objects of the same weight that need to be lifted quickly and weightlessly – for example, from a conveyor belt in the automobile industry. Weightless lifting means that the user can raise and lower the object just by using their hands, without needing to press any buttons on the lifting tool. Balancing gives the user maximum flexibility and precision. Just press the green button to grip the object and press the two red buttons to release.

Proportional speed control (PSH or Basic)

With the Proportional Speed-Handle control, the lifting tool’s ascending and descending movements are controlled by two levers. Proportional speed control is used when the weights of the objects to be lifted vary. Proportional control means the speed of the up and down movements are proportional to how much pressure is applied on the levers. By applying light pressure on the lever, you make the load move slowly up/down. More pressure on the lever will increase the speed at which the load moved up/down. The load can then be manually direct and placed precisely (+/-10 up or down). Proportional speed control makes precision work, such as mounting a tire on an axis, much easier. The green button grips the load and the red one releases it.

Slim Line Sensi-Touch (SLS)

The Slim Line Sensi-Touch control is used when the loads to be lifted do not weigh the same. The user simply pulls up or down on the handle to lift or lower the load. For that extra bit of precision, built-in flexibility in the Bal-Trol means that the user can manually lift and lower the load +/- 5 cm.

Proportional speed control
Bal-Trol - Slime Line-Sensi Touch Slim Line Sensi-Touch