Single Line Laser

Choosing Between 60 & 90 Degree Single Line Lasers

• Application Needs: Determine the specific requirements of the project. A 60-degree laser is ideal for tasks needing a narrower, more focused line, such as detailed alignment and precision work. A 90-degree laser provides a wider spread, suitable for larger areas and broader applications like room layout and construction.

• Working Environment: Consider the environment where the laser will be used. A 60-degree laser is perfect for confined spaces or detailed tasks, while a 90-degree laser is better for open areas where a broader line is beneficial.

• Material and Surface: Evaluate the type of material and surface the operators will be working on. A 60-degree laser offers concentrated intensity, making it effective for harder materials. A 90-degree laser covers more surface area, ideal for softer or more extensive materials.

• Precision vs Coverage: Balance the need for precision against the need for coverage. If the project demands high accuracy, a 60-degree laser is the better choice. For projects requiring extensive coverage, a 90-degree laser will be more efficient.

Quality Control of AIMLASER Single Line Laser

• Accuracy Testing: Ensure the laser projects a perfectly straight line by conducting regular accuracy factory inspection tests. Use calibrated measuring tools to verify the line's precision over various distances.

• Durability Checks: Assess the laser's resistance to dust, water, and impact. Conduct environmental tests to simulate real-world conditions and ensure the device maintains performance under stress.

• Battery Performance: Evaluate the battery life under continuous use. Test different battery types and capacities to ensure long-lasting power, especially for extended projects.

• Calibration and Maintenance: Establish a routine for calibration and cleaning before the product leaves the factory. Ensure the laser lens is free from debris and that the device is stored properly to maintain optimal performance.