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With its tough exterior and IP54 rating (IEC certified sealed against dust and other contaminants), the AT960 can endure not only the OASIS work environments – but also the shipping required on a regular basis to and from job locations. As mentioned, OASIS uses a fleet of thirteen AT960s in many diverse locations across North America. What makes the AT960 laser tracker the metrology instrument of choice for OASIS? Not only can the AT960 provide highly-accurate data (0.002” volumetric accuracy at 33’) and high-speed, dynamic six degrees of freedom (6DoF) measurements, it is very reliable and rugged. So we made the switch and standardized our entire fleet on the Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence instruments.

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After a full year of putting an AT960 tracker through its paces in the some of the more severe environments that OASIS works in, we found that the innovative capabilities of the AT960 were what our engineers could rely on – and what our customers would greatly benefit from. When OASIS ran into reliability issues with more traditional laser trackers, we began testing the Leica Absolute Tracker AT960 from Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence. The metrology instruments used by OASIS engineers must be able to not only withstand these adverse settings, but reliably maintain their precision and accuracy in all environmental conditions. Or conversely, imagine working in outdoor environments such as on seaway locks, and being subjected to cold, windy, icy, and sometimes even snowy, conditions. If you have never been in the depths of a paper mill – imagine working in areas that are riddled with dirt, grime and grease, and then add to that extreme temperatures and high humidity. Despite these sometimes severe industrial surroundings, precision and accuracy are still top priority for every customer. From outdoor locations such as sawmill chip yards, remote mining locations, and even the locks on the Saint Lawrence River Seaway, to some of the harshest industrial manufacturing locations such as paper mills, power generation plants and metal extrusion facilities, we’ve seen it all. However, gathering measurement data can be a challenge in environments that are less than ideal – and the engineering teams of OASIS work in some pretty challenging environments. Using an AT960 laser tracker, OASIS metrology engineer captures measurement data at Saint Lawrence Seaway locksĮvery customer of OASIS Alignment Services requires highly accurate, precise and repeatable measurements.