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Conveyor Laser Alignment

    Laser Alignment identifies the areas of the conveyor that are responsible for:

  • Belt mis-tracking
  • Abnormal or premature pulley lagging wear
  • Premature bearing failure
  • Pulley end disc failure
  • Off-center loading issues
  • Material spillage
  • Idler, frame, chute damage
  • Excessive motor current draw

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Reports Generated on Site
The data is recorded and the condition of the components and belt are observed and a report is written. The report documents the condition of the system and makes recommendations for correction of the problems.

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Conveyor Laser Alignment

ASGCO's Laser Alignment Services improves the overall conveyor performance using state-of-the art laser equipment and digital processors. ASGCO technicians can accurately analyze the alignment of all the conveyor components and structure of the conveyor for better efficiency.

  • Improves Conveyor Efficiency - by extending belt life and components, improving dust control, and reduced power consumption.
  • Provides Accurate Analysis - of all conveyor pulleys, drives, take-ups, components and structure.
  • Precise Corrections - are identified on a detailed conveyor status report via a computer printout on site after the analysis.
  • Total Satisfaction Guaranteed (TSG) - of our laser alignment and conveyor services is guaranteed each and every time.

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Additional Conveyor Laser Alignment Advantages

 
ASGCO is offering a complete conveyor laser alignment service for industrial customers in your areas. Available exclusively through ASGCO Distributors, this technology is highly accurate (.003" at 500 ft).

Often, customers will seek a laster survey to solve a conveyor belt tracking problem but later realize the other benefits of having a properly aligned system. Some of these benefits include:

Step 1:

Locate the centerline, then off-set from the conveyor to one or both sides and establish a masters plane. Monuments are then placed so that the centerline can be reestablished anytime in the future.
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Step 2:

Establish slave planes. The slave planes are vertical and perpendicular to the master plane.
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Step 3:

Establish level planes. The level planes are horizontal and perpendicular to the master and slave planes.
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Measurements from the various planes allow us to determine alignment of stringers, pulleys and idlers, to insure optimized system performance.