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The patented XYO balancer applies to all types of rotating equipment

This website contains reports with results pertaining to specific rotating machinery applications that have been tested using the XYO technology. If you do not see test results of XYO in your product application, please contact us. We can show you how the XYO balancer can work with your product to give you a strong competitive advantage in the market.

What is the XYO Technology?

XYO is a patented mechanical balancing technology that reduces or eliminates vibration in rotating equipment in many industries.

How does XYO work?


Damaged blade, causing vibration when fan is rotating.	Installed XYO Balancing Device.	XYO will automatically move to the opposite side in order to compensate for unbalance.

XYO Applications and Market Potential

The result of over 10 years of research and development, XYO solves vibration problems in rotating equipment. It is protected by 61 patents in 28 countries, and the market potential is virtually limitless.

AUTOMOTIVE	IC Engines	Wheels	Cooling & Heating
WHITE GOODS	Washing Machines	Vacuums	Blenders & Processors
HVAC	Fans	Blowers	Air Conditioning
CENTRIFUGE	Medical	Mining	Industrial Processing
ELECTRONIC	Optical Disk Drives	Laser Scanners	Multi-Use Servo
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES	Motorcycles	Watercraft	Snowmobiles
AIRCRAFT	Turbines	Propellers	Helicopters
UTILITY	Generators	Power Hand Tools	Lawnmowers

Reports Under Development:

Washing Machines
Industrial Fans
Angle Grinders
Optical Disk Drives

Boat Propellers
Drive Shafts
Engine Fans
Compressors

The information contained here is the property of Perpetual Industries Inc. (“Perpetual”). Without Perpetual’s written permission, any utilization, reproduction, or dissemination of the contents, in part or whole, for any purpose, is strictly prohibited. The information relates to the XYO technology, and may include various kinds of intellectual property that are possessed or have been developed or acquired by Perpetual, such as, but not limited to: proprietary know-how and patented information. The contents may be protected under contractual agreements such as, but not limited to: nondisclosure and non-circumvention agreements, agency agreements, employment agreements, application evaluation agreements, and licensing and optimization agreements. the contents may also be protected by trademarks or one or more of the approximately 60 patents, granted or pending, that perpetual directly or indirectly owns or controls in nearly 30 countries.