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Sealey WB10 vs Stertil-Koni ST1075

The Sealey WB10 is a semi-automatic wheel balancer. The Stertil-Koni ST1075 is a mobile column lift for heavy vehicles, sold and used in sets.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Specifications side by side

Sealey WB10Stertil-Koni ST1075
Motor power90 W3-4 hp per column depending on variant
Weight128 kgapprox. 1255 lbs (569 kg) per column, wireless model
Max wheel weight70 kg-
Max rim diameter28in-
Max rim width20in (510 mm)-
Supply230V single phase-
Balance accuracy+/- 1g-
Rotating speed140 rpm-
Dimensions1100 x 1000 x 1250 mm-
Lifting capacity-16,500 lbs (7,484 kg) per column
Lifting height-max 73in (1854 mm), automatic stop at highest position
Lift time-75 seconds
Column height-97in (2464 mm)

Sources: Sealey WB10, Stertil-Koni ST1075. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the WB10 if...

A semi-automatic wheel balancer with auto data input for offset and wheel diameter, taking rims up to 28 inches. Balancing takes about 7 seconds per wheel at 140rpm. Suits a garage wanting a simple balancer alongside a tyre changer rather than a fully automatic setup.

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Buy or hire the ST1075 if...

A mobile column lift used in sets of two, four or more under trucks, buses and other heavy vehicles, each column rated at up to 7.5 tonnes. Columns raise a vehicle to nearly 1.9 metres in about 75 seconds and stop automatically at height. Suits a commercial vehicle or fleet workshop rather than a car garage.

Full ST1075 specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Sealey WB10 and the Stertil-Koni ST1075?

The Sealey WB10 is a semi-automatic wheel balancer; the Stertil-Koni ST1075 is a mobile column lift for heavy vehicles, sold and used in sets.

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