Hofmann Megaplan Unveils Premium megaspin 820-P Wheel Balancer

Hofmann Megaplan Unveils Premium megaspin 820-P Wheel Balancer

The megaspin 820-P is fast, accurate and easy to use but, also includes an easy to read TFT Monitor and an automatic wheel clamping feature to make mounting the wheel and setting the pressure cup a consistent and repeatable process, Hofmann Megaplan says.

 

The megaspin 820-P (part no. HOFHM-10825) builds on the features of the 420 megaspin model (part no. HOFHM-10420), the company says. Featuring “no check spin” technology, 6 o’clock weight positioning, and a sleek design to allow unimpeded access when selecting positions or applying weights. The 820-P steps it up a notch with impressive TFT color display.

Not only are all the actions of the balancer shown ‘live’ on screen, but user prompts and optional printer facility enhance the operation yet further. The possibilities this brings with it makes it ideal for tire shops and garages where customer image is of paramount importance. The megaspin 820-P is fast, accurate and easy to use but, also includes an easy to read TFT Monitor and an automatic wheel clamping feature to make mounting the wheel and setting the pressure cup a consistent and repeatable process, Hofmann Megaplan says. This model is great for those operators who appreciate the value in ‘marketing appeal’.

HOFHM-10825 Specifications

Rim width 1.5” to 20”
Rim diameter 10” to 28”
Maximum tire width 18.5”
Maximum tire diameter 40”
Maximum assembly weight 165 lbs.
Speed (RPM) 100 rpm
Voltage 110V
Air requirement 115 – 145 psi
Weight 332 lbs.
Packaged dimensions 44.5” x 57” x 45.25”

About Hofmann Megaplan USA

Hofmann Megaplan USA is the exclusive U.S. distributor of premium tire and wheel service equipment. With a rich and proud history, deriving from Gebr. Hofmann (GH), which was established in Darmstadt, Germany in 1931, Hofmann Megaplan has the most technologically advanced and reliable tire and wheel service equipment on the market today. With 9 locations across the US, we are able to support our customers through readily available inventory, unrivaled Tech Help facilities, and an assurance that you are dealing with North America’s largest independent tools and equipment distributor.

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