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Hunter introduces its HawkEye Elite alignment machine

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The prominent specialty tool manufacturer Hunter recently unveiled its latest technology: the HawkEye Elite alignment machine, capable of precisely setting alignment parameters in just 70 seconds. According to the manufacturer, this makes it the most advanced machine of its kind currently on the market.

It also includes diagnostic and calibration capabilities for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). Other features of the HawkEye Elite include Quick-Grip clamps with no metal-to-metal contact, the renowned WinAlign software, configurations adaptable to any workshop space, the Ultimate ADAS static calibration system, and HunterNet 2 connectivity, allowing performance monitoring and control.

(Photo Hunter)

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