Dynaweight compounds are also used in the precision balancing of drone motors and rotor blades, where small weight corrections can make a significant difference in vibration, efficiency and component life.
Choosing the Right EPO Dynaweight
Dynamis offers several EPO Dynaweight balancing compounds with different formulations and working times to meet a variety of balancing, repair and production requirements.
| Product | Component Colors | Working Time at 75°F | Key Difference / Best Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Original EPO Dynaweight Kit Sizes: 2 lb. and 15 lb. |
Part A: Gray Part B: White |
2–2½ hours | Original zinc-based balancing compound with extended working time for general-purpose balancing and adjustment. |
| EPO Dynaweight BAL-VI Kit Size: 2 lb. only |
Part A: Red Part B: White |
2–2½ hours | Non-zinc formulation with extended working time for larger or more involved balancing applications. |
| EPO Dynaweight BAL-I-FS Kit Sizes: 2 and 16 lb. |
Part A: Red Part B: Blue |
45–60 minutes | Faster-setting formulation for applications where reduced equipment downtime is important. |
| EPO Dynaweight BAL-XV-FS Kit Sizes: 2 and 16 lb. |
Part A: Red Part B: Yellow |
15–20 minutes | Fastest-setting Dynaweight formulation for time-sensitive balancing applications. Offers the shortest working time and fastest initial hard set in the Dynaweight family. |
All EPO Dynaweight products are designed to allow balancing material to be placed precisely where additional weight is required.
The different component colors also provide an easy visual way to identify each Dynaweight formulation before mixing.
For assistance selecting the correct EPO Dynaweight balancing compound for your application, contact Dynamis Epoxy, LLC at 800-828-8929 or 941-488-3999.
Learn More About EPO Dynaweight
Need help choosing the right balancing compound? Read our guide, How to choose and use EPO Dynaweight Epoxy Balancing Compounds, for detailed information on mixing, application techniques, working times, and curing.
Balancing Compounds
Balancing Compounds
Balancing Compounds
