With simplified fixturing and self-centering targets, the L-705 Laser Borescope can be setup and misalignment data taken in as little as 10 minutes. And in most cases, bore straightness data can be taken and analyzed in 10 minutes or less

Complete Alignment in Less Than 1 1/2 Hours
In most cases, an extruder can be completely aligned in less than 1 1/2 hours, including setup! Compared with optics that can take 2 hours just to set up, the L-705 can bring your extruders back on line, producing parts as quickly as possible.
Double or Triple Barrel and Screw Life
Extruders will last up to 3 times longer with laser alignment. With barrels costing up to $5,000 and screws even higher, the L-705 can pay for itself very quickly. It can further save money by reducing the electrical consumption of the motor. We've had one customer use a forklift to pull out the screw from one extruder and after laser alignment, slide it back in by hand.
Patented Self-Centering Target Vastly Simplifies Setup
Hamar Laser has developed the world's first self-centering target (A-510) that uses no moving parts. It takes just seconds to position the target in the barrel for an accurate measurement down to .0005" (.013 mm). The A-510 can also be used for measuring barrel wear.
Superior Design Reduces Fixturing Costs
The L-705 Laser has been designed with a .750" (19.05 mm) mounting stud and flat face with magnets to hold it flush to fixturing. Since the laser beam is concentric to the OD to within .0005" (.013 mm), a simple flat face and .750" (19.05 mm) hole on center is all that is needed to hold the laser (a self-centering chuck is typically used for extruders). In fact, the laser replaces the first reference target that a typical borescope would need. Hamar Laser has even designed a procedure, called NORMIN, to eliminate mounting and centering errors of the fixtures.
Long Range and High Accuracy
The L-705 Laser Borescope has a range of 100 feet (30.5 M), and under good environmental conditions, it is accurate to .001" (.025 mm) over the whole range. By carefully following the NORMIN procedure, accuracies of .0001" (.0025 mm) in 10 feet (3 M) can also be achieved.
System Handles Large Range of Bores
Any bore, from 1.5" (38.1 mm) on up to 36" or more, can easily be measured with our L-705 Laser Borescope. For smaller bores up to 14", the A-510 Two-Axis Self-Centering Target is used quickly measure bore straightness. For larger bores, the T-218 Two-Axis Universal Target is used. The T-218 has prism that can be flipped out of its center, allowing the laser to pass through and other bores to be measured. This is especially useful for alignment of multiple bores over long distances, such as steam or gas turbine alignment.
HOW IT WORKS
Extruder Alignment
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