SKF TKSA 51 Wireless Laser Shaft Alignment System

The TKSA 51 shaft alignment tool provides high measurement flexibility and performance suitable for entry-level to expert alignment jobs. Designed to work with the shaft alignment apps on a tablet or smart phone, this intuitive tool is easy to use and requires no special training. The included accessories enable use of the TKSA 51 for a wide range of alignment applications, such as motors, drives, fans, pumps, gearboxes and more. The tool's mobile apps include tutorial videos to show operators how to perform accurate measurements. Included: Case content , 2 measuring units (M&S), 2 shaft brackets with chains 480 mm (18.9 in.), threaded rods 80 mm (3.2 in.) and magnets, 4 threaded extension rods 120 mm (4.7 in.), 2 extension chains 980 mm (38.6 in.), Micro USB to USB split charging cable, Measuring tape, Printed certificate of calibration and conformance, Quick start guide (EN), 2x A5 sheets with 6x QR code stickers per sheet (total of 12x stickers), SKF carrying case. This is Class II Laser Product with a laser capacity below 1mW

• Tablet NOT included. See What's in the Box for complete inventory
• Measurement flexibility - The well-known, three-position measurement gains additional flexibility as measurements can start at any angle and require a total minimal rotation of only 40 degrees. This enables operators to perform alignments on applications with limited space.
• Automatic reports - Alignment reports are generated automatically and can be customised with notes, a machine picture and a signature via touchscreen. These reports can be exported as PDF files and shared with other mobile apps.
• Comprehensive and compact - A range of included components, such as magnetic mounting brackets and extension rods and chains, increase the TKSA 51's versatility, yet it remains compact, lightweight and easy to carry.
• 3-D live view - This feature enables intuitive positioning of heads for quick alignment measurements and displays live when horizontal/vertical alignment correction is achieved. The app enables 3-D rotation of the virtual motor to correspond with the actual machine position.