LUDECA Device / Instrument
Easy-Laser XT950 Bore Alignment
Laser bore alignment system for bore center lines and bearing journals in engines, compressors and gearboxes; bore sizes 80 to 500 mm.
Description
The Easy-Laser XT950 Bore system precisely aligns bore center lines, bearing journals and cylindrical objects in critical applications such as engines, compressors and gearboxes. Various brackets and magnetic feet allow the detector to be mounted in bores of different widths. The Bore Center program in the XT app guides the user through the measurement and automatically calculates the positions of the bearing journals.
Key features
- Bore sizes from 80 to 500 mm (3.15–19.68 inches)
- Brackets and magnetic feet for different bore widths
- Guided Bore Center program with automatic journal position calculation
Applications
- Diesel engines and gearboxes
- Compressors and turbines
- Stern tube alignment is covered in LUDECA's bore alignment training
Specifications
| Bore size range | 80 to 500 mm (3.15–19.68 in) |
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