Laser Alignment Equipment & Kits
Laser Microgage 2000
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The Laser Microgage line brings measuring and alignment versatility to industry in a simple, easy to use, affordable package. The Laser Microgage 2000 has been refined for aligning, measuring, positioning, calibrating, and leveling applications in industry, and delivers measuring resolution of 0.0001 inch with working ranges of 80 feet or more.
The Microgage 2000 is fully digital and versatile to accommodate a wide range of applications. The laser transmitter is available in several different cylindrical housings for quick insertion into fixtures and mounts, as well as in a standard version with precision machined mounting surfaces and a 10 arc-second machinist's level. The digital display accepts a variety of remote receivers expanding the possibilities for different alignment projects. Simple to setup, the Microgage 2000 can be quickly adapted to all of the difficult applications throughout your facility.
Benefits
- Easy-to-use — removes guesswork from alignment
- Minimizes machinery downtime
- Improves efficiency and in-house capabilities
- Supports preventative maintenance efforts
- Reduces dependence on outside alignment contractors
- Cuts machinery installation costs
- Highly affordable
- Rapid payback on investment
Practical and flexible for the changing demands of today's industry, the Microgage 2000 is expanding the capabilities for precision measuring and alignment, while saving you time and money. We encourage you to contact our staff with your questions and application ideas.
How it works
The Microgage has two key components, a laser transmitter and a digital receiver. The laser housing is machined with a flat base and sides, and includes a variety of mounting points. A highly collimated laser beam is projected from the end of the laser and is parallel to the base and sides of the housing. An electronic receiver picks up the laser beam and provides a digital readout showing the height of the laser beam. If the laser transmitter and receiver are resting on a flat surface, the display will read zero. If the transmitter or the receiver is then raised off the surface, the differential position will then be displayed. The display provides readings in 0.0001 inch increments and also shows the strength of the laser signal. A microprocessor inside the display allows the user to change the measuring units, store offsets, and a variety of other practical features. Combined with different optical and mechanical attachments, the Microgage 2000 can be adapted to a vast number of measuring and industrial alignment projects.
Product Features
- Easy to use and highly intuitive
- Delivers precise measuring capability
- Operates over a large working area
- Large, clear LCD display and clear numbers
- Battery operated for convenience
- Rugged, compact laser and receiver for small spaces
- Standard threaded mounting points expand versatility
- Machined of anodized aluminum — no cheap plastic here
- Compact and portable — fits into small carrying case
- Computer interface and software option expands capabilities
