XP-560B
XP-560B tyre balancer
The XP-560B is the XP-560 family's reference balancer: wheels to 1,000 mm diameter on rims of 10–26 inches and widths of 1.5–18 inches, balanced to ±1 g precision in an 8-second cycle at 200 rpm.
Request a quotationBrowse the range- Rims 10–26 in
- Precision ±1 g
- Cycle 8 s at 200 rpm
- Motor 0.25 kW
The family standard, in one machine
The XP-560 family's shared standard is the thing being bought: ±1 g precision, an 8-second balance cycle and a 200 rpm balancing speed, on a 0.25 kW motor, for wheels up to 1,000 mm. The XP-560B states that standard over a 10–26 inch rim range. Its siblings adjust the envelope — the XP-560E and 560D stretch rims to 28 inches, the 560C likewise — at the same cycle and precision, so a workshop choosing inside the family is choosing rim range and cabinet, not balancing quality.
That is a comfortable way to buy: the comeback risk in balancing is not the last gram on the display but mounting repeatability and operator routine, and those are free. Spend the model decision on the rims you actually meet.
Where its envelope ends
Rim width is the quieter limit: 1.5–18 inches covers the standard car parc, and the wide aftermarket end of the market is what pushes buyers to the XP-570 family's 20-inch width capacity. Wheel diameter 1,000 mm is rarely the binding constraint on car work. Net weight 93 kg makes the 560B a one-position machine that can still be repositioned when the bay is replanned — a small thing that workshops appreciate in year three.
Voltage options (110/220V) and the packing size are in the table; the cone and flange set for your rim mix is the quote-stage detail that decides day-one usefulness, and it is worth naming your centre-hole range in the inquiry.
XP-560B specification
The XP-560B's parameters are in the table below.
| Voltage | 110/220 V |
|---|---|
| Power | 0.25 kW |
| Balance cycle | 8 s |
| Balance speed | 200 rpm |
| Balance precision | ±1 g |
| Max wheel diameter | 1,000 mm |
| Rim diameter | 10–26 in |
| Rim width | 1.5–18 in |
| Net weight | 93 kg |
| Gross weight | 121 kg |
| Packing size | 950 × 860 × 1,050 mm |
Checks before an XP-560B quote
- Your largest rims against the 26-inch ceiling and 18-inch width.
- Wheels per day against the 8-second cycle — rarely binding, always worth counting.
- Cone and flange coverage for your centre-hole mix.
- Supply voltage at the balancer's position.
- The XP-500 lifter, if heavy wheels are hand-carried to the shaft today.
Questions buyers ask about tyre balancer
560B or a 28-inch sibling?
If 27–28 inch rims appear in your book even monthly, buy the wider sibling now; balancing is a decade-long purchase and rim sizes only grow. If 26 is a true ceiling, the 560B is the family's value point.
How accurate is ±1 g in practice?
It is the machine's published precision, and road-felt balance quality is decided at least as much by centred mounting and clean mating faces. A careful operator on this machine out-balances a careless one on anything.
Can it balance motorcycle wheels?
With the appropriate adaptation, light wheels can be balanced; bike-dedicated workshops should raise their wheel mix in the inquiry and have the configuration confirmed.
Send an inquiry
Ask for the unit matched to your work. Send the model code you are considering and the work it will do each week; ask for that model's specification sheet in return.
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