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the pyrometer in the direction of your target and eyeball it to get an idea of where the pyrometer is aimed. Through the lens aiming provides you with a “bulls-eye” target to show you where the pyrometer is aimed. Laser aiming provides you with a laser dot in the center of the sensor’s field of view. The aim light is for fiber optic pyrometers and outlines the field of view of the fiber optic unit. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE FOR A TYPICAL INDUCTION SYSTEM: sight, through the lens visual aiming, laser aiming, and aim light. With the line of sight pyrometer, you simply point and shoot the pyrometer in the direction of your target and eyeball it to get an idea of where the pyrometer is aimed. Through the lens aiming provides you with a “bulls-eye” target to show you where the pyrometer is aimed. Laser aiming provides you with a laser dot in the center of the sensor’s field of view. The aim light is for fiber optic pyrometers and outlines the field of view of the fiber optic unit. FORGING RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

Maintenance Schedule for a Typical Induction System

Acknowledgments The author thanks all Ajax Magnethermic Engineering, R&D, Sales, Customer Service Department, and Ajax Induction Services personnel and customers who contributed to this article. ■

Joe Stambaugh Ajax TOCCOMagnethermic Corp. 1745 Overland Drive Warren, Ohio 44483 e-mail: jstambaugh@ajaxtocco.com

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