The CAB 97 balance cabin includes sensors, a dual-channel amplitude and phase measurement module, a computer, and a printer. This cabin is designed and built to update old balancing machines. By replacing the existing electronic measurement and display section with this cabin, it enables the modernization of old balancing machines whose measurement and display systems have become inoperable. Additionally, this cabin can be used to complement the hardware of a balancing machine.

The CAB 97 contains two accelerometer sensors that measure the amount of unbalance. It can also be replaced with specific electromagnetic sensors designed for balancing machines. A tachometer sensor is used to measure phase angle and rotational speed. The measurement module receives the signals and sends them to the computer, where the measurement data is utilized to control and manage the balancing process. Ultimately, the results of the balancing operation are printed as a balance confirmation.