Register Here To View: Understanding What Makes Lasers Tick

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WEBINAR DESCRIPTION:

Most people purchase a laser alignment system because they want accuracy. But how does one evaluate the accuracy of a laser alignment system? How do you get the most out of your laser alignment system? We will discuss the building blocks of a good laser system and how you can untangle the gobbledygook of tech specs in order to make the best selection for your applications. Understanding how a laser system works (not just how to operate it), will make you a better aligner. We will explore and break down the most common methodologies. Once you’ve selected a laser system, now it’s time to fight for the budget. We’ll give you some tools to help justify that investment.

Learning Takeaways:

1. Clear understanding of laser system resolution and accuracy
2. Why is angular resolution important?
3. Understanding the 3 common laser methodologies
4. How to use an ROI Calculator to justify investing in precision alignment tools/efforts

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Ron is a Mechanical Engineer with a passion for machinery reliability, with a focus on laser alignment and vibration analysis. After a decade plus at Carrier as a Field Engineer, he joined VibrAlign as a field service tech (collecting/analyzing data, field balancing, alignments, etc.). After 15 years, he returned to his vibration roots and covered Latin America for a vibration instrumentation oem. Shortly after the merger of DLI Engineering and Azima he was recruited to support Azima DLI customers and distributors in Latin America and Australia for almost a decade. Today Ron is entering his third year as the Stealth Brand and Distribution Manager at Hamar Laser Instruments.