Machine trains
Means that more than two "machines" are connected in a row.
For example: motors, gearboxes, shafts with bearing journals, generators etc.
The Easy-Laser® Machine train program has a RefLock™ function,
meaning that you can choose any two foot pairs as locked (references). For example, the
values for the first and last foot pairs in the entire machine train can be locked,
and can form the references to which the other machines are adjusted. Can also be used
when you have only two machines to align and you want to be able to choose which is to be
Vertical/flange-mounted machines
For example: pumps, motors, shafts etc.
The Vertical program in the Easy-Laser® systems shows offset, angular misalignment and shim value at each bolt.
Cardan-shaft-coupled machines
Common in the pulp-and-paper and
sawmill industry where motors drives rolls and moving coils through
cardan coupled shafts.
Drivelines on ships is another example of application
where cardan coupled shafts appears. The Cardan program in the
Easy-Laser® systems shows how the machine should be shimmed and adjusted.
