Visualiner 3D
Just an 8 inch front to back movement will allow JBC's multi-chip Pentium Processing to use 3D modeling technology to accurately position each wheel's axis of rotation (spindle axis) and its relative position to the other wheels and to the vehicle. This establishes all the relevant alignment readings in just 3 1/2 minutes from driving onto the alignment lift.

3-Dimensional modeling for unparalleled accuracy

  • No gravity gauges needed No level lift / rack required
  • Measures points in 3D space • Measures the way cars are designed
  • Helps screens with Orientation and Direction
  • No need to "Level and Lock Heads"

 

$$$  More Alignments Per Day Means Increased Profits  $$$

Intuitive programming

  •  No level lift required
  • No run out compensation required
  • No need to repeat caster sweep
  • No lifting nor jouncing required
  • Continuous live readings

Easier to use... After pushing the START key, the computer knows when you've finished one step and prompts you to the next step. No running back and forth to enter additional key commands. The computer automatically recognizes the caster sweep when the operator begins steering the wheel. The operator can also measure toe-out-on-turns and lock-to-lock steering angles intuitively by continuing the turns to the specified stops.

 

Easy 4-step measurement sequence
1. Drive the vehicle onto the lift and position the front wheels on the turntables
2. Mount the passive heads on the wheels. The high resolution cameras automatically recognize each head and the computer prompts the operator to proceed.
3. Roll the vehicle backwards until the display prompts "STOP" (about 8 inches), and then roll back to the original position. The Visualiner 3D finds the axis of rotation (spindle axis) of each wheel and accurately calculates all the necessary alignment readings. Toe, Camber, Thrust Angle and setback measurements are shown live on the screen.
4. Measure Caster, SAI, toe-out-on-turns and maximum turn angle by removing the turntable pins and steering the front wheels according to the instructions on the screen.