John Bean offers new V-Series of wheel alignment systems
John Bean announced its V-Series of wheel alignment systems are designed to “help shops reduce alignment times while, at the same time, increase accuracy.”
July 28, 2017
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John Bean announced its V-Series of wheel alignment systems are designed to “help shops reduce alignment times while, at the same time, increase accuracy.”
“John Bean V-Series aligners offer a wide array of options that fit the needs of any shop, whether they perform one alignment a day or one an hour,” said Adam Brown, product manager for John Bean. “V-Series aligners provide the smallest, lightest-weight targets and wheel clamps that we have ever offered, plus a much simpler, intuitive operation. The V-Series will help shops accurately perform more alignment jobs more quickly, increasing shop efficiency, productivity and profitability.”
According to the company, the John Bean V-Series of wheel alignment system includes:
V3400 – Mobility, precision and ease-of-use
V3300 – Provides fast and precise alignments and its notification system gives the user data to help prevent mistakes
V2400 – Combines OEM features, precision accuracy and features with a conventional imaging aligner design
V2300 – Improves productivity for high-volume shops
V2200 – Interface, software and customizable workflows for advanced alignment service
V1200 – Installation, measurement, maintenance and service with a compact design that functions in shorter bay lengths with less space required in front of the lift
V3450 – Enables the user to run a check in under a minute inside the shop or on the service drive. Features AC400 wheel clamps that attach with a single fast-action adjustment knob and only make contact with the tire.
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