GVS Reliability ProductsEasy-Laser product manager Loris Bragagnolo has just returned from a week of factory training at Easy-Laser HQ in Gothenburg, Sweden.
The intensive technical training on the Easy-Laser shaft alignment and geometric measurement systems was fantastic and provided in-depth knowledge of how these systems are used and what they are capable of.
The shaft alignment systems are straightforward to use with great graphics and in-built guidance whilst using them on a shaft alignment job.
The new XT range is the latest offering from Easy-Laser and sets the standard for shaft alignment systems! Android based, the XT range can operate with the dedicated XT11 display or you have the option to use your own device, be it a smart phone, tablet, or PC with the free App! Wi-Fi enabled, you can email your reports directly from the display device to anyone. No need to transfer files via cords or USB drives to a PC and then onforward them!
The geometric series provide a wide variety of capabilities to measure flatness, twist, parallelism, and roundness. The various kit options can cater for alignment of line bores including crankshaft bores, gearbox bearing bores, and ship propeller shaft bores and stern tubes, wind tower flange flatness and turbine alignment, sawmill applications, extruders, roll alignments, and machine tools!
If you would like to know more about any Easy-Laser products or services, feel free to contact Loris Bragagnolo at GVS Reliability Products.
Loris passing on thanks and appreciation to Jan Lindstrom, Mikael Terner, and all the team at Easy-Laser for their warm welcome and hospitality!
Fig 1 – (L – R) Mikko Hamalainen from YTM Finland, Jan Lindstrom from Easy-Laser, and myself performing a power generation turbine alignment.
Fig 2 – Mikko performing a cardan shaft alignment using the XT770 shaft alignment system and cardan shaft kit.
Fig 3 – The Easy-Laser E980 Sawmill alignment system set-up and ready to measure the accuracy of the saws’ alignment and parallelism from the centreline datum.
