Status Pro T330 and R310 Rotating Laser for Machinery, Pumps, Flanges - $24,297, US $13,850.00 – Picture 0

Status Pro T330 and R310 Rotating Laser for Machinery, Pumps, Flanges - $24,297, US $13,850.00 – Picture 1

Status Pro T330 And R310 Rotating Laser For Machinery, Pumps, Flanges - $24,297

US $13,850.00

Port Neches, Texas, United States
Jan 30th

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Status Pro T330 and R310 Rotating Laser for Machinery, Pumps, Flange Straightness and Levelness New $24,297 Price $13,850 See my site www.texasglobalequipment.com for more items not listed here. All of my instruments for sale were purchased from a major oil company with an extensive instrument maintenance program. They were all used for just 1-3 years on a single project. I am selling the equipment that I cannot use in my engineering and construction business at good asking prices and have only had one return (for replacement) out of all the 60+ sales I have made on this equipment and I have 100% feedback as a 10+-year seller Please buy with confidence and communicate with me as much as you feel necessary for your purchase. I have many items for sale on ebay and lots of similar equipment not listed. Payment by company or cashier's check only, please. This auction includes a T330, R310 and many accessories, as shown. Does not include the Statieven MQ073A20 Tripod with Self-Locking Gear Wheel Transmission ($950) shown, but will sell new for $700 or used for $475. Also, have several other tripods for sale. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Using the T330 BG 830203 rotating laser, the user is able to project a flat "plane of light" across an intended measurement area. The R310 BG 830134 receiver is moved to each measurement position, and the dimension is displayed or recorded so corrective measures can be made. The T330 laser doesn't require an operator, and can be controlled remotely by the user, making it a true "one person operation". With a range of over 300 ft., the T330 can easily measure any machine. For machinery that requires LEVEL installation, the system can also "autolevel" with precision. Tolerances of 0.0002 in/ft. are possible. These applications include pump bases, conveyors, overhead cranes, slewing rings, machine tool installations, converting operations, and others. For straightness, the R525 receiver has an accuracy or 0.0000787 inch in the X and Y axis, which can be measured simultaneously. The laser and receiver are battery operated, eliminating the need for cumbersome power cords. Software and industrial rated notebook computers are available to produce a 3D map of the measurement points without leaving the jobsite. The user can also project his tolerances onto the 3D map, or determine the best fit solution. Users have reported collecting and recording over 200 points in 2 hours, allowing for a quick solution, and faster returns to high quality and high production. Any member of the millwright or maintenance crew will be able to use this system effectively. The T330 Laser comprises of a sturdy housing which provides the mounting for a rotating, moveable Laser assembly head. The Laser can be controlled using the R310 Receiver and Infra-red, if required. The setting up of the Laser plane follows fully automatically. The R310 Receiver, with its 80mm measuring range displays the Laser values per LED. Power supply for the R310 receiver and the T330 Laser is supplied using either batteries, rechargeable cells or using the supplied mains cable. Various mounting brackets and tripods are available. Measuring flanges using a laser Flanges are essentially joint components and as such, they must be fabricated accordingly. This is a must if, for example, gaskets are to seal properly, or the joints are to be free of tension after assembly. Achieving perfect geometrical results, especially in the fabricating of tower sections is not an easy task; tension occurs throughout the welding process, which can lead to an uneven flange surface and ultimately to a less than satisfactory joint result. Being able to measure and react to these imperfections means being able to ensure a long and trouble free service life of the joint. In the past, measurements were made using straight-edges and feeler gauges. This method loses practicability with increasing flange diameter. As measurements with straight edges can only be carried out in “segments” of the flange, the results are displayed as short waviness and not of the flange as a whole. A new method had to be found! When using a Laser plane (rotating laser) it becomes possible to measure the whole flange against this reference plane. To enable this, the Laser is mounted on or next to the flange. The Laser projects the plane over the flange and through using the R310 Receiver, the distance between flange surface and Laser plane can be quickly measured and documented. Measurement preparations A flange with 104 measurement points can be measured in around 25 minutes (including set-up). The result is available 2D or 3D as preferred by the user. A further highlight: the system can be expanded to enable measurement of flange parallelism. A second Receiver/Sensor is needed to achieve this; but when equipped, you are able to measure two flanges directly to each other in respect to parallelism. Report and documentation as with flatness. As well as being able to measure flanges, the equipment can be used from the very start, to measure the foundations. A self-leveling function is incorporated into the T330 Laser (<0,025mm/m) enabling an exact leveling of the foundation points. Simply press the “level” button and the use the R310 Receiver to measure the points against the laser plane. The values are directly visible, the PC is unnecessary. Straight edges and spirit-levels are a thing of the past! For the measurement of flatness and or twist on circular planes such as flanges, use a sweep laser such as the T330. A rotating beam means you do not have to touch the source while measuring. Use the R310 with its 80mm measurement range. Mounting of the T330 is possible either on the flange with a bolt hole adapter or outside the object on a tripod for example.