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Scanning laser micrometers for
diameter and ovality measurement
LASERLINC specialises in laser and
ultrasonic technology for precision
measurement of diameter, ovality,
material thickness or wall thickness,
concentricity and inside diameter.
LaserLinc’s measurement equipment
and interface products reduce
material usage, increase production
efficiency, reduce scrap, facilitate
process improvement and improve and
document product quality.
LaserLinc’s scanning laser
micrometers for diameter and ovality
measurement measure diameters for
the smallest tube up to as large as
228mm. With 16 models to choose
from, solutions are available for virtually
any requirement. For the best average
diameter and ovality measurement,
select a Triton three-axis micrometer.
LaserLinc’s technology utilises all of
the information available from its three-
axis Triton micrometers to produce
an accurate ovality measurement,
regardless of product orientation.
LaserLinc’s models also offer a fast
measurement rate of 4,000Hz per
axis (12 KHz aggregate for some in
the three-axis Triton series). High-
speed models allow simultaneous
diameter measurement and detection
of lumps and neckdowns. Using one
device for both saves money, simplifies
installation and reduces maintenance.
LaserLinc’s UltraGauge+ product
line measures wall thickness and
eccentricity/concentricity using ultra-
sound. It accommodates a wide range
of product diameters and material
thicknesses. Many different styles and
options are available encompassing
fixed and adjustable transducer
positioning, installation in vacuum or
open tanks, product guiding and up to
eight transducers.
An UltraGauge+ system can measure
thickness and concentricity on products
with as many as four different layers.
UltraGauge+ systems have been used
to measure very thin wall, as small as
25μm (0.001") and requires no special
options or settings to do so.
Gauge interface products, laser
micrometers and ultrasonic-based
devices, with the exception of
transducers, are covered by a four-year
warranty. Ultrasonic transducers have a
one-year warranty.
Technical support via phone, email
and interactive Internet-based support
is free for as long as the customer owns
the product. LaserLinc products are
designed by LaserLinc employees and
made in the USA. They are tested and
certified to meet safety standards such
as CE, UL and CSA.
LaserLinc – USA
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