Many machines, one laser!  The L-702SP 5-Axis Machine Tool and Spindle Alignment system is a powerful and versatile alignment system that is highly accurate, fast and easy to set up and can be used for many different machine tool applications. Its unique design makes it especially useful on difficult-to-align multiturn machines and 5-axis horizontal boring mills.

The L-702SP is mounted directly into a spindle chuck and the laser beam aligned to it’s rotation axis.   A perpendicular scan plane then measures other axes for squareness and straightness.  It also features our T-1295 5-Axis Target that measures straightness, spindle alignment and pitch/yaw angular values for the linear axes.  Or use our optional T-1296 Hi-Resolution 5-Axis Target for double the resolution and accuracy!

It’s very easy to set up and use.  For example, it only takes 2 setups to measure all the axes of a multiturn machine!

System Highlights

• Fast: Easy setups let you do a quick alignment check in 15 minutes and get full alignment data in 25-30 minutes on most machines.
• Easy: Laser and target mount directly into the spindle and tailstock, respectively, allowing the entire length of even the largest lathes to be quickly and easily aligned without changing setups, replacing cumbersome and impractical alignment test bars.
• Accurate: Ultra-high resolution of up to .00001 in. (0.00025 mm) combined with software to correct mounting errors produces a very accurate alignment, less than .0001 in. (0.0025 mm) and .0001 in/ft (0.0083 mm/m) under good environmental conditions.
• MultiTurn10 Software: Large, easy-to-see alignment displays, real-time alignment data and spindle graphics, and a 6-step procedure guide users through the alignment with on-screen help instructions.  MultiTurn10 records data for all axes of multiturns, lathes, turning center and some machining centers, calculating straightness, flatness and squareness results and providing a comprehensive report on the alignment of the machine tool.
• Built-In Squareness Capability – A perpendicular laser can plane can easily measure the squareness of linear axes without additional setups.