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FARO Laser Tracker ION™
Agile ADM
Acquire targets even if they are moving; no need to switch between ADM and IFM systems
SelfComp
Automatically tunes Laser Tracker parameters to ensure high accuracy
Versatile Mounting Options
Mounts vertically, horizontally or upside down*, providing versatility in tight or congested areas
*Inverted mounting requires the use of the integrated threaded ring.

Instant-On Laser
No warm-up of the laser tube is required
Smart Warm-Up
Accelerates the stabilization time in order to minimize the initial temperature changes’ impact on measurements
Integrated Weather Station
Monitors and compensates for changes in temperature, air pressure and humidity

Integrated Precision Level
Establishes level to gravity within the measurement job

World’s Most Accurate Large Volume Laser Tracker
The FARO Laser Tracker ION is an extremely accurate, portable coordinate measuring machine that enables you to build products, optimize processes, and deliver solutions by measuring more quickly, simply and precisely than previously possible. The ION is the most accurate laser tracker available based on the most common types of measurement applications. It also features a longer measurement range, lighter weight, and contains the fastest, most sophisticated distance measuring system: Agile Absolute Distance Meter (aADM).

Common Applications

Alignment: Real-time feedback of object positioning
Installation: Lay out / level machine foundation
Part Inspection: Digital record of actual vs nominal data
Tool Building: Set up and inspect tools with only one person
Reverse Engineering: Acquire high accuracy digital scan data

Features
0.049mm volumetric accuracy at 10m
110m* diameter range
Agile ADM instant beam acquisition
As light as 17.7kg
High performance, real-time dynamic measurements *with selected targets

www.lasertracker.faro.com

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