Laser Shaft Alignment Learning System

Laser Shaft Alignment Learning System
Laser Shaft Alignment Learning System covers the installation, operation, and applications of laser shaft alignment in a variety of industrial scenarios. Laser shaft alignment is the preferred method of shaft alignment among maintenance and plant engineering personnel due to its superior efficiency and accuracy over older methods like the dial indicator method or the straight edge and feeler gauge method. Laser shaft alignment systems also avoid problems such as sagging indicators, reading resolution error, and reading parallax error. These components add to the Mechanical Drives 2 Learning System and either the Mechanical Drives 1 Learning System Full Bench or the Mechanical Drives 1 Learning System Short Bench. The Laser Shaft Alignment Learning System includes a laser alignment system, two measuring units, two shaft v-brackets, two locking chains, and a motor mount horizontal adjustment assembly. Learning systems are composed of heavy-duty components that provide learners with real-world equipment they’ll recognize on the job and already understand how to use. These laser alignment principles and components will be used to study topics like rough alignment, laser shaft alignment installation, soft foot correction, and laser shaft alignment operation and analysis.
Features of Laser Shaft Alignment Learning System
    Reflector and transducer detector
    Industrial quality components
    Precision machined adjustment base
    Hand-held
    Reflected laser
    Microprocessor based control unit
    Graphical display
    Digital readout
    Simultaneously measures and indicates corrective action
    Student Reference Guide