The new wheel alignment system integrates the same system features of the Hofmann advanced 3D imaging alignment core system within an economical design for shop flexibility
Conway, Ariz.—The new Hofmann geoliner 609 wheel alignment system integrates the same system features of the Hofmann advanced 3D imaging alignment core system within a compact, economical design.
The Hofmann geoliner 609 is versatile, takes minimal space in the shop, is pre-assembled and requires one-person installation to get shops started. A technician can control the geoliner 609 from anywhere in the shop with a tablet, and the beam rotates vertically for added mobility and easy storage. In addition, a mechanical winch allows for precise camera beam movement.
Featuring intelligent software tools, the Hofmann geoliner 609 aligner has an elevated, two-wheel compensation mode for shops with limited space, which means more flexibility in performing alignments in situations where a standard alignment rack is unable to be used. It also includes a predictive alignment flow and automatic error detection system, as well as video-speed imaging for fast roll-back compensation. The VODI technology guides technicians for efficient measuring. The geoliner 609 also provides online repair information and technical service bulletins.
“Ready out of the box with minimal installation, the geoliner 609 offers shops a greater lift compatibility with a taller post for the camera beam and two-wheel elevated compensation mode, making it a flexible alignment solution to support in-house alignment services,” said Jordan Krebs, product manager for Hofmann. “The efficient design of the geoliner 609 also makes it easy to operate and allows for quick and precise alignments.”
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