Aisea e tatau ai ona e mauaina lau Laser Sendigment meafaigaluega Caribrated? Aisea e tatau ai ona e toe faaleleia, Afai e manaomia?
Precision
Measurements matter, aua le? E te manaʻo e fuaina mea faigaluega e avatu ai ia te oe le saʻo faʻamatalaga taʻitasi ma taimi uma e te faʻaaogaina. Afai latou te le faia, e mafai ona tau le tele o taimi ma tupe, aua le taua le ulu!
Routine Checkups
Laser alignment tools are like people– sometimes they need a “check-up” to see how they’re doing. E sili ona lelei, if a measurement is “off,” then machinery can fail and shutdowns are imminent. Product quality can also be negatively affected. O le taimi nei, people could get injured. And then there’s the time it takes to complete maintenance work caused by the tool that wasn’t accurate– yikes!
E sili ona lelei, laser alignment tools should be calibrated at least once every other year. For those working with high-precision and ISO standards, once a year calibrations make sense.
All Encompassing
Calibrations and/or repairs take into account a number of things. Serial numbers get checked so that system parts correspond as intended. There’s a correct charger/function check with the system. Faʻapea foʻi, there’s a correct license check to ensure all new functions are available. Software in display and measurement units get updated. How’s the laser power? Does it need adjustment? How are the detectors doing? A communication check between devices can be performed. In general, an overall system check can be done so measurements are taken, saved, and a report created– basically, a “check-up” to make sure everything’s working well.
Calibrations may take about a week and costs vary based on the system. Why get calibrations and repairs done? lelei, you don’t want the costs associated with a production stoppage, do you? And you don’t want to deliver improperly manufactured products! O lea la,, laser tool alignment calibration and repair is a smart investment that pays off.
Mo nisi faʻamatalaga, faafesootai Seiffert Alamanuia i aso nei.
