Laser Collimator

Our Laser Collimator is a high-performance optical instrument engineered for professional alignment, calibration, and diagnostic testing of surveying and optical equipment. As a precision Optical Collimator, it generates stable, highly parallel laser beams that accurately simulate distant reference targets. 

Calibration of total stations, theodolites, and automatic levels.

Designed with a dual optical tube structure, our collimator significantly enhances calibration flexibility. The two-tube configuration allows technicians to perform multi-angle or multi-axis alignment with ease, enabling more comprehensive diagnostic testing and side-by-side comparison during calibration procedures. 

Laser Collimator FAQ
Q1: What is a Laser Collimator and what is it used for?

A Laser Collimator is an optical instrument that produces a highly collimated (parallel) laser beam. It is used to simulate distant targets in a controlled indoor environment, allowing technicians to verify and calibrate the line-of-sight accuracy, crosshair alignment, and focusing precision of surveying instruments such as levels, theodolites, and total stations.

Q2: What types of instruments can this Laser Collimator calibrate?

Our Laser Collimator is compatible with a wide range of surveying and optical instruments, including total stations, theodolites, optical levels, auto levels, and other precision measurement tools. Its dual optical tube design supports calibration across multiple instrument types, making it a versatile solution for metrology laboratories and service centers.