LaserLinc laser micrometers measure outside dimensions without touching the product. Compare laser diameter gauges for tubing, wire, cable and extruded profiles. Choose an Axion single- or dual-axis system or a Triton triple-axis system based on the dimensions you need, then select the guides, software and control options for your line.
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Each measurement axis views the product from a different direction. Choose the number of axes based on the product shape and the dimensions you need, then select the measurement range, rate, guides, software and controls.
Three simultaneous views provide the strongest fixed-axis average OD and estimated-ovality performance for moving round and elliptical products.
Two perpendicular measurement directions for simultaneous X/Y dimensions, width and height, and a directional estimate of ovality.
A strong starting point when one projected dimension—such as OD or width—is the actual requirement. The separated transmitter and receiver also support mechanically constrained installations. Edge, gap, or position applications depend on product geometry and software configuration.
A laser micrometer measures the outside shadow presented to each axis. Additional measurement technologies extend the system when the requirement involves internal geometry or the complete surface.
Triple- and dual-axis systems lead because they are the more common starting points for moving round product and inline extrusion. Single-axis and split-frame models remain important when one projected dimension, a constrained installation, or a wider measurement range drives the application.
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| Model | Architecture | Measurement range | Measurements/sec per axis | Published 2-sec averaged repeatability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Triton 312 | Triple axis | 0.102–11.4 mm / 0.004–0.45 in | 600 | ±0.125 µm / ±0.000005 in |
| Triton 330 Common | Triple axis | 0.102–29.2 mm / 0.004–1.15 in | 300 | ±0.125 µm / ±0.000005 in |
| Triton 331 | Triple axis | 0.254–27.2 mm / 0.010–1.07 in | 1,600; 4,000 optional | ±0.125 µm / ±0.000005 in |
| Triton 360 | Triple axis | 0.406–52.6 mm / 0.016–2.07 in | 1,600; 4,000 optional | ±0.5 µm / ±0.00002 in |
| Axion 203 | Dual axis | 0.04–2 mm / 0.00158–0.079 in | 1,200 | ±0.025 µm / ±0.000001 in |
| Axion 222 Common | Dual axis | 0.076–21.6 mm / 0.003–0.85 in | 400 | ±0.125 µm / ±0.000005 in |
| Axion 230 | Dual axis | 0.178–29.2 mm / 0.007–1.15 in | 1,600; 4,000 optional | ±0.125 µm / ±0.000005 in |
| Axion 260 | Dual axis | 0.406–56 mm / 0.016–2.2 in | 1,600; 4,000 optional | Published metric value and imperial conversion require confirmation |
| Axion 2120 | Dual axis | 0.7–114 mm / 0.028–4.5 in | 1,600; 4,000 optional | ±1.0 µm / ±0.00004 in |
| Axion 103 | Single axis | 0.015–2.2 mm / 0.0006–0.086 in | 1,200 | ±0.025 µm / ±0.000001 in |
| TLAser 122 | Single axis | 0.038–22 mm / 0.0015–0.866 in | 400 | ±0.125 µm / ±0.000005 in |
| TLAser 122s | Single axis | 0.076–22 mm / 0.003–0.866 in | 400 | ±0.125 µm / ±0.000005 in |
| Axion 130 Common | Single axis | 0.178–29.2 mm / 0.007–1.15 in | 1,600; 4,000 optional | ±0.25 µm / ±0.00001 in |
| Axion 160 | Single axis | 0.254–58 mm / 0.010–2.3 in | 1,600; 4,000 optional | ±0.5 µm / ±0.00002 in |
| Axion 1120 | Single axis | 0.711–116 mm / approximately 0.028–4.55 in | 1,600; 4,000 optional | ±1.0 µm / ±0.00004 in |
| Axion 1240 | Single axis | 0.914–231 mm / 0.036–9.1 in | 1,600 | ±2.0 µm / ±0.00008 in |
Specification note: Values are model- and configuration-dependent. Repeatability values shown are based on two-second averaging and should not be interpreted as measurement accuracy. Confirm final range, gate clearance, measurement rate, product-position allowance, and interface requirements during application review. The current datasheet includes specialty configurations that may require availability confirmation.
Laser measurement can be integrated into an extrusion line, a compact benchtop station, or an automated finished-part inspection platform. These are complete workflows—not additional micrometer models.
Axion or Triton heads can monitor moving product continuously and provide measurements for trending, alarms, operator adjustment, or qualified line control.
Build a medical tubing measurement profile
Controlled sample presentation and fixturing support repeatable offline inspection of cut polymer-tubing samples, including OD, ovality, material thickness, and calculated ID.
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Ultrasonics measure wall thickness and concentricity offline. An available Triton configuration adds OD and estimated ovality for a more complete tubing profile.
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Metron moves and, where required, rotates finished parts through selected measurement technologies to profile diameter, ovality, length, transitions, and localized dimensional variation.
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Total Vu adapts the operator screens, measurement routines, recipes, and reports to your process. Bring connected measurements into live displays, trends, SPC, saved results, and alarms, with options for OPC UA and closed-loop process control.
Match the interface to the job. SmartLinc Display fits benchtop spot checks without saved measurement data. SmartLinc Processor sends tags to an existing machine system. Choose Total Vu when your team needs custom screens, guided inspection, trends, SPC, saved results, reports, or coordinated process control.
Send Axion and Triton measurement tags to your existing PLC, HMI, or machine software. Processor fits inline integration and custom benchtop projects that already have their own screens, records, and control logic.
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Read live dimensions on a dedicated benchtop touchscreen for quick spot checks. SmartLinc Display does not save or export measurement data.
Explore SmartLinc DisplayAvailable communications may include EtherNet/IP, Modbus TCP, OPC UA, Siemens S7, TCP/IP, UDP, and RS-232 depending on the selected hardware and software configuration. Confirm the required PLC, HMI, reporting, and plant-level interfaces during application review.
The measurement head is only one part of a reliable station. Product motion, alignment, environment, mounting, and length feedback can have as much influence on the result as the model number.
Roller guides, feed-through guides, and V-blocks help flexible or moving product remain appropriately positioned through the measurement field.
Adjustable stands and application-specific mounts establish a stable, serviceable measurement location and support line alignment.
Air-purge and window-guard options help protect the optical path from dust, mist, debris, and accidental contact. Air purges require clean, oil-free air.
Encoder-equipped roller and fixture options relate dimensional events to production length or part position when supported by the complete configuration.
Use the market-specific solution pages and selectors for the workflow, companion technologies, and acceptance risks unique to your product.
OD, estimated ovality, tapers, profiles, and coordinated wall or surface inspection.
Medical solutions → 02 / Wire & cableContinuous diameter, estimated jacket ovality, and—when appropriately configured—multi-strand measurement and process control.
Wire & cable solutions →Non-contact dimensional monitoring for rigid and flexible products, including pipe, tubing, hose, cord, seals, and qualified profiles.
Width, height, flat-to-flat distance, and qualified gap, position, or multiple-strand applications.
Compare axis configurations →A complete system quote depends on the measurement range and axis count, plus the display or data interface, product guides, mounting, software, and integration needed for your process. An inline monitoring station and a bench inspection system can require different configurations.
Start with these three details. I will review the application, identify the likely configuration, and clarify any remaining information needed for a system quotation. Gauge Advisor supports LaserLinc equipment projects across the Western United States and Western Canada.
Request a LaserLinc quoteAfter the initial review, these details help confirm the measurement range, axis count, rate, mounting, product handling, software, and controls. You do not need every answer to start a quotation request.
Share the values you know, even if the specification is incomplete. Gauge Advisor can help compare equipment options and identify what needs sample testing or further confirmation.
Send application detailsUse the technical guides and tools for deeper geometry, calibration, troubleshooting, and application-specific selection.
Understand what each measurement direction sees and where orientation matters.
Open guide → CalculatorPlan reference sizes around the product range and calibration workflow.
Use calculator → Diagnostic toolWork through alignment, contamination, vibration, positioning, and signal issues.
Start diagnostic → Application selectorScreen OD, wall, ID, concentricity, profiles, and defect-inspection requirements.
Start selector →Working on pipe, hose, tubing, rod, or a profile? Start with the connected pipe & profile extrusion guide. For wire or cable, use the wire & cable measurement selector.
Share the product, dimensional range, tolerance, line speed, workflow, environment, and data requirements. Gauge Advisor will help identify the likely measurement head, guiding, interfaces, software, and next validation step.
LaserLinc scanning laser micrometers and standard micrometer accessories carry a four-year warranty. Other system components, pass-through hardware, ultrasonic transducers, and custom-engineered products may have different terms. Final specifications and performance are application- and configuration-dependent.
