Foreword - Fluke PRUFTECHNIK PULLALIGN Bedienungsanleitung

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Foreword
Welcome to pulley alignment using PULLALIGN. This easy to use
device from PRÜFTECHNIK will enable the user perform pulley
alignment tasks with pleasure.
An aligned pulley system reduces both pulley and belt wear,
vibration of machinery, which in turn leads to improved machine
performance. Good pulley alignment reduces unscheduled
downtime, and improves the reliability of your equipment.
PULLALIGN brings to the world of pulley alignment the
PRÜFTECHNIK touch. The process is simple and utilises the
tested, proven and well known reflected single beam principle
from PRÜFTECHNIK.
This document is intended not only to guide the PULLALIGN
user on the operations of the system but also provide useful and
related information to the reader.
At PRÜFTECHNIK, we strive to produce documentation that is of
good quality, and therefore welcome your feedback. If you have
comments or suggestions about this or any of our documentation
you can let us know by mail, fax or through the Internet at www.
pruftechnik.com.
PRÜFTECHNIK
Ismaning, Germany
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