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Mastering the Corghi Exact 60: A Comprehensive Guide to the Manual and Machine

If you walk into a high-end tire shop or a busy automotive dealership, there is a good chance you’ll hear the hum of a Corghi machine. Known for their Italian engineering and robust build quality, Corghi has been a staple in the wheel service industry for decades.

Runout Compensation (ROC): Procedures for compensation that may or may not require lifting the vehicle (Push Mode vs. Standard ROC).

2. Core Technical Specifications

| Parameter | Value | |-----------|-------| | Max tyre diameter | 2000 mm (78.7”) | | Max tyre width | 780 mm (30.7”) | | Max rim diameter | 42” | | Max wheel weight | 1200 kg (2645 lbs) | | Hydraulic pump motor | 3 kW / 4 HP (400V triphase) | | Hydraulic pressure | 160–180 bar (2320–2610 psi) | | Bead breaker force | ~35 kN (7874 lbf) | | Turntable rotation | Hydraulic motor, reversible | | Mounting tool movement | Hydraulic with manual joystick |

• STD (Standard): For steel rims. Static and dynamic balance.
• ALU 1 – 3: Different alloy wheel programs (clip-on weights on inner flange, adhesive weights behind spokes, etc.).
• STATIC: For motorcycle wheels or narrow tires.

The general workflow for the Corghi Exact 60 follows these key steps: Vehicle Preparation

User-Friendly Interface: Features a guided, step-by-step procedure that can be navigated with minimal keystrokes, often referred to as "child's play" in official Corghi documentation.

The EXACT series doesn't cut corners on data. The system provides high-precision data displays (up to 0.01°) for all critical angles: Total Toe: Thrust Angle: 3. Maintenance is Simple, If You Follow the Manual One of the best things about the is its reliability in "extreme conditions" . However, accuracy depends on continuous sensor calibration checking

Routine maintenance (daily/weekly)

• Daily: Clean turntable and tools; inspect clamps and duckhead.
• Weekly: Check and top hydraulic/oil levels; lubricate pivot points.
• Monthly: Inspect hoses/fittings; check foot pedal return springs.
• Replace worn duckhead/demount inserts and clamp pads as needed.

1. Turn the wheel slowly by hand.
2. Watch the LED position indicators on the display.
3. Rotate the wheel until the LED lights up at the top (12 o'clock position).
4. The display will tell you if that position is for the Inner weight or Outer weight.
5. Place the corresponding weight (usually clip-on or adhesive) at the 12 o'clock position.