Ballast and Weights
Hardly any other material has such as high specific weight as lead. Even in limited spaces, an extremely high weight can be achieved using lead, and this at economic prices. In addition, lead is particularly easy to cast or mould into any shape and can be machined.

Lead plates can be used to stabilise fork-lifters, or to provide the required counterweight in elevator construction. In the production of rotor blades for wind power plants, numerous tiny compensating weights made of lead ensure correct balancing. For centuries, lead has been a successful ballast keel in ship construction. The softness of the material in comparison to steel or concrete means that collisions with flotsam or other causes of impact are damped.

According to drawing

SCHNEIDER produces lead weights precisely according to drawing. From a few grams to several tons; from individual pieces to serial production. In chill or die casting; pressed or punched.
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Lead balls

Lead balls

Hollow spaces can be filled using lead balls to increase the weight. Lead balls are supplied in various diameters. With a diameter of 2,5 mm, please calculate an apparent density of approx. 7 kg/dm³.
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Lead plates

Lead plates

Lead plates are often used as counterweight. SCHNEIDER produces lead plates of up to 100 mm in thickness and up to 1.300 mm in width. The standard thicknesses are 5 mm, 10 mm, 25 mm and 50 mm.
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Lead ingots

Lead ingots

Lead ingots is the most inexpensive method of producing lead weights. Lead weights in various weights and alloys are included in our range of products.
Lead cast

Lead cast

As additional possibility delivered containers can be casted with lead. Counterweights can be produced according to the customer's requirements.
Triangular ingots

Triangular ingots

SCHNEIDER produces lead weights as well as triangular ingots. This form can be installed explicitly space-saving.