Mafaufau i le faʻatauina o se faʻaogaina o le laser shaft system? O nei faiga ua lauiloa mo le fa'aogaina lelei o masini ina ia mafai ona fa'agaoioi i le maualuga o le fa'atinoga, ma latou fesoasoani e faʻalautele le ola o masini. O le saʻo saʻo o se tasi o latou malosi sili.
O a nisi o mea e mafaufau i ai pe a faʻatau se faʻaogaina o le laser shaft system?
Single vs Dual Lasers
Are you going to get a system that has single-laser technology or dual-laser technology? Keep in mind that dual-laser technology involves having to adjust two lasers and two sensors– so they’re a little more involved than single-laser systems. Why choose a single-laser system? lelei, they have a “freeze frame measurement” capability, so you can complete measurements when halted midway through a job because of the amount of misalignment. This is better than having to restart. Also, dual-laser systems don’t handle gross misalignments well.
Right System Fits
If you’re looking at a system that requires a “rough alignment,” that one can cost more to operate since it will demand more moves, making it a bit time-consuming.
System Measurements and Variables
You’ll want to know if the system shows a visual quality-factor assessment indication as measurement is underway versus only after the measurement is finished. manino, to save time, you’d prefer to get feedback during measurement so things can be adjusted as needed, rather than waiting until the measurement is finished.
Does the system allow measurements to easily be shared with others so they can help figure out “next steps?” It’s great if measurement data can be evaluated/qualified remotely via “the cloud.”
mulimuli ane, find out if the system automatically handles uncoupled shafts or if it requires manual efforts to position shafts at the correct relative angle.
Looking to buy a laser shaft alignment system? Valaau Seiffert Alamanuia i 1-800-856-0129 with your questions or use the online contact form, iinei.
