Oscillating Inverter

Directed oscillations are required for many shaking processes. These are usually produced by two oscillating motors that rotate in opposite directions, which are installed in parallel. Under certain circumstances, the synchronization of both motors does not always work. During the start-up phase, the oscillating system must be able to vibrate freely in at least two axes. This is not the case, for example, with forced executions. Alternatively, our inexpensive solution is the oscillator in conjunction with standard vibration motors. Both devices are simply screwed together. The mode of operation is the same as that of a pendulum vibrator, but with the advantage of a wide, finely graded range of performance.