It combines a compact laser transmitter with a digital receiver and display. The display reads out motion to accuracies of 0.001 in. as the laser movers across the receiver vertically or horizontally.

Every laser cutter enthusiast eventually pops the question: how on earth do I align an invisible beam that’s more-than-happy to zap my eyeballs, not to mention torch everything else in its path? We ...

Spanning a wall in a separate area is a large automatic storage and retrieval system that feeds multiple lasers and stores ...

The Laser Microgage 4D projects a laser beam as a reference line to a receiver up to 100 feet distant, to measure with 0.0005 in. and 0.002 degrees accuracy. Pinpoint Laser Systems is introducing a ...