Roto Balancing

We do our work at Roto Balancing from a unit at Door No. 101, which is part of 78 B-Block in the Salsasa Bungalow area. It’s more of a workshop than a shop. We deal with balancing different types of rotating parts and machinery. If a machine is vibrating too much or making a weird noise because it’s out of balance, that’s when people bring their parts to us. We have some specialized equipment in there to measure where the weight is off. It’s quiet, focused work that requires a lot of standing around and watching the machines spin. The space is a bit cramped because we have a lot of tools and parts sitting on the floor. We don’t have a secretary or a waiting room. Usually, you just walk in and talk to whoever is working on the bench. We aren't a big industrial firm with a hundred employees. It’s just a small team of us who understand how these mechanical things work. We spend our days adding or removing tiny bits of weight until everything runs smooth. Salsasa Bungalow is a decent place to work out of, it’s not as chaotic as the main industrial zones, which we appreciate. We just take the jobs as they come in and try to get the balancing right so the machines don't break down later on.