Aligner Differences - Supalign Wheel Aligner Suppliers

4 Camera System

This is an ideal step up from a laser aligner. Users who don't want to make a higher investment towards computerised systems can still achieve the benefits of switching to a computerised system without having to invest all the way up to a 6 camera system. The heads will need to be swapped like traditional laser aligners.

4 Camera System

6 Camera System

Users often prefer to go for the 6 camera system aligner over the 4 camera system because there are 2 rear measuring heads as well as 2 front measuring heads which reduces labour time. It's also a bit more of a robust machine suited towards a busy workshop.

8 Camera System

This unit has 4 measuring bars allowing for rear set back readings. This is most suitable for working on vehicles that have been involved in collisions e.g. bodyshops.

8 Camera System

3D Wheel Aligner

The most premium product that we have on offer. This system is the most capable when dealing with uneven flooring/uneven vehicle lifts or scissors. The heads are more robust than other camera systems reducing the likelihood of purchasing replacement parts. There is no run-out compensation required with this 3D system reducing labour time further.

The crucifix aligner is a very innovative system, it involves a fixed crucifix in front of a wheel alignment lift. Thanks to innovative technologies, the clamps do not damage the alloys of cars, it is suitable for users who prefer the option of a dedicated wheel alignment lift.