Description

Pruftechnik SHAFTALIGN Touch Laser Shaft Alignment

This system combines intuitive Adaptive Alignment features in a rugged, surprisingly affordable package

Pruftechnik SHAFTALIGN Touch Laser Shaft Alignment

Fast, easy, and precise aligment that adapts to your needs

Single-laser technology

Active Situational Intelligence

Work faster without sacrificing precision

Freeze-Frame Measurement

Real-Time Measurement Quality Enhancement

Instant collaboration via the cloud

Rugged interface with the highest IP rating in its class

Up to 8 measurement points for more precise alignment of vertical machines

A new standard for affordable laser alignment

The new ShaftAlign Touch is a rugged laser alignment system that provides digital, cloud, and other advancements over the decades-old but still widely used dial indicator and feeler gauge.

ShaftAlign Touch is a combination of software and hardware innovations enabling maintenance teams to address a wide variety of alignment challenges that basic laser alignment systems cannot handle.

It also delivers premium Adaptive Alignment capabilities that, until now, were not available in an entry-level system.

Two innovations – single-laser technology and Active Situational Intelligence – differentiate ShaftAlign Touch from the competition.

Together, they deliver the “magic” that enables Prüftechnik alignment products to automatically adapt – in real time, as alignment jobs are finished – to the asset, the situation, and the user’s experience level.

Step up to the high precision and intelligence built into the ShaftAlign Touch: eliminate the time, rework, and guessing common to other approaches. Get more done while enabling your machines to operate at peak performance.

Adaptive Alignment Advances

ShaftAlign Touch uses single-laser technology and Active Situational Intelligence to adapt to the asset, the situation, and the maintenance team, aligning standard rotating assets with new levels of precision and speed

Device Viewer

The Device Viewer software is used to demonstrate the operation of the instrument on a PC or Laptop.