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HSG Nozzle Visual Aligner
Advanced Laser Calibration
The HSG Nozzle Visual Aligner (NVA) is an intelligent calibration tool designed to streamline the setup of fiber laser cutting machines with exceptional speed and precision. Leveraging advanced AI vision technology and a high-accuracy circular fitting algorithm, the NVA enables automatic coaxial alignment between the laser nozzle and beam path in under 1.5 minutes—dramatically faster than manual methods.
Compact and easy to use, the NVA connects wirelessly to a visual interface and guides operators through a simple three-step alignment process. With precision accuracy up to ≤0.08 mm, it eliminates human error, enhances cut quality, and ensures reliable performance across production runs.
Whether you're running high-volume manufacturing or managing frequent material changes, the NVA helps reduce downtime, improve consistency, and boost overall efficiency.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
AI-Powered Alignment
Utilizes artificial intelligence and a high-precision circular fitting algorithm to achieve alignment accuracy within ≤0.08 mm. This minimizes human error and ensures consistent calibration.
Compact and Portable Design
With dimensions of 105×77 mm, the NVA is designed for easy handling and can be used directly on the shop floor, facilitating quick adjustments and minimizing downtime.
Increased Productivity
Faster calibration times lead to reduced setup periods, allowing for more efficient production cycles.
Rapid Calibration
Completes the alignment process in just 1.5 minutes, significantly reducing setup time compared to traditional methods that can take 3–5 minutes.
Enhanced Precision
Achieves tight tolerances, ensuring parts meet stringent specifications and reducing the likelihood of defects.
User-Friendly Interface
The device connects wirelessly to a visual interface and guides operators through a simple calibration process—aligning the red laser dot, connecting via Wi-Fi, and using AI vision for real-time coaxial positioning.