HAMAR LASER STEALTH Series, General Training Manual

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The L-741 Ultra-Precision Leveling Laser with Plumb Beam
For customers with limited budgets, the L-741 Ultra-Precision
Leveling Laser with Plumb Beam is a good choice for measuring
many different applications. It features a continuously sweeping,
ultra-flat, laser plane with a perpendicular plumb beam for not only
measuring, but also fixing alignment problems in a fraction of the
time needed with conventional methods.
Features
• Continuously rotating laser planes with optional range of 100 ft. (33 m) in radius.
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Standard target: A-1519-2.4ZB Single-Axis Wireless Target with 0.5 micron (.000002 in.) resolution.
• Standard levels are accurate to 2 arc seconds (.00012 in/ft or 0.01 mm/m).
• Split-Prism Upgrade Levels are accurate to 1 arc second (.00006 in/ft or 0.005 mm/m).
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System uses Windows-based software for quickly recording and analyzing machine geometry data.
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Typical setup time 20 minutes or less.
• Laser planes flat to 0.5 arc seconds in 180 degree sweep and 0.25 arc second in 90 degree sweep.
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Plumb laser beam is square to the scan plane to 1 arc sec (.00006 in/ft or 0.005 mm/m).
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Includes Pitch/Roll/Yaw base with fine and medium-resolution adjustments and lighted levels.
• Optional M-124 LiPo 9V Lithium Polymer Rechargeable Battery Pack or included 110-240V A/C 9V
Adapter.
Applications: Measuring and Aligning
• Machining centers, gantries and boring mills.
• Measuring surfaces up to 200 ft. (61 m) long with one
setup
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Leveling almost any surface (squares, frames, ways,
flanges, circles, etc.
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Checking plumb of a vertical surface up to 100 ft.
(30.5 m)
• Checking way twist and parallelism between surfaces
• Flatness and straightness of almost any surface
(squares, frames, ways, flanges, circles, etc.
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Parallelism of horizontal surfaces, even if those
surfaces are 100 ft. (30.5 m) apart
• Flatness and straightness of horizontally and vertically
transversing axes
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Squareness of any two surfaces
• Flatness and straightness of vertical surfaces