Laser Measuring System performs projects in hours.
Press Release Summary:
Laser Tracker IIPLUS!(TM) , with repetitive-time-of-flight(TM) Absolute Distance Measurement (ADM) technology, completes automated measurement tasks for tooling, fixtures, and jigs. It can also align machines, gear trains, rollers and transfer lines; measure complex surface contours; and reverse engineer parts. Weighing 18.5 lbs, Laser Tracker II PLUS! may be moved about production floor on scaffold or hi-lift platform to measure parts.
Original Press Release:
Automated Precision The Inventor of Laser Tracking Announces Innovative Laser Tracker II Plus(TM)
Gaithersburg, MD.-Business Wire-June 7,2002
Automated Precision, Inc. (API), a premier developer and manufacturer of precision laser measurement systems, announces the introduction of its New Laser Tracker IIPLUS!(TM) . The Laser Tracker IIPLUS!(TM) offers superior accuracy, unmatched portability, and measurement versatility to handle large measurement jobs. With its new repetitive-time-of-flight(TM) (patent pending) Absolute Distance Measurement (ADM) technology, the Laser Tracker IIPLUS!(TM) can complete automated measurement tasks with accuracies not possible with traditional trackers.
The Laser Tracker IIPLUS!(TM) can be used to measure tooling, fixtures and jigs; to align machines, gear trains, rollers and transfer lines; to measure complex surface contours, to dimension large subassemblies; and to reverse engineer parts with unparalleled accuracy.
Weighing only 18.5 pounds, the Laser Tracker IIPLUS!(TM) is the most compact tracker available. This enhanced portability means faster setup, ease of use, and measurement versatility for the user. The Tracker IIPLUS!(TM) can be easily moved about the production floor, on a scaffold, or on a hi-lift platform to measure the parts. Many projects that once took days or weeks to accomplish can now be done in hours.
Automated Precision, Inc. is the recognized technology leader in the development and manufacture of Laser Tracker and Laser Measurement Systems, and API's founder, Dr. Kam Lau, invented the first laser tracker system 15 years ago. API has sold its technology solutions and products to the U.S. Department of Defense, aerospace, transportation, automotive, machine tool, robotics, and shipbuilding/repair industries for over a decade. The company's customers use API products for improving the calibration of machines, for continuous improvement and quality control of machine parts, for rapid prototyping through reverse engineering of measured structures or discrete parts, for alignment of power train/power transmission elements, and for ISO 9000 manufacturing process improvements.
Contact: Roger Wells
Automated Precision, Inc.
15000 Johns Hopkins Drive
Rockville, MD 20850
Tel: 301-330-8100
Email: Roger.Wells@apisensor.com
