Aligning an EletrroLaser the binocular reticle pointer - Tips & Tricks

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The reticle pointer may sometimes not be aligned with the actual shot point. This can occur when the welding machine is moved or lifted.

Impacts with the microscope can also cause misalignments between the reticle pointer and the actual shot point. In any case, these minor optical defects can be compensated for by performing regulation of the pointer. First of all, you will need to align the binocular :


  • Check and fasten the binocular position screw (use the 2,5 mm hex head wrench supplied with the machine);
  • Calibrate the binocular, by following the instructions provided under paragraph 7.5.1
Fastening Screw on Laser Welder

To check and - if necessary - correct the alignment of the reticle pointer, please follow the indications below (Fig. 9-3):

  • Place a small piece of sheet metal in the welding chamber, in a stable position and in full visual focus;
  • Shoot a single low pulse at the previously inserted sheet metal;
  • Looking through the microscope, use a 3 mm hex key to turn screws 1 and/or 3 with very small movements, until the reticle overlaps with the point in which the shot hit the sheet metal. It is important to operate on one screw at a time as each one causes a distinct movement:
  • Screw 1 controls vertical movements (North-South);
  • Screw 3 controls horizontal movements (East-West)

Warning !!: DO NOT touch screw 2 (which must remain fixed), as this will jeopardize the entire alignment system.

Operate progressively on screws 1 and 3, alternating actions on one and the other as many times as necessary to make sure that the
reticle pointer focused on the object and the shot point coincide perfectly

ElettroLaser MS 3.5
WARNING!: During alignment operations, pay attention to the position of your hands, as they may interfere with the passing of the laser beam

INFORMATION!: Always perform small movements when seeking the point of alignment and make sure the sheet metal used for testing is in a stable position. Never unscrew the regulation screws (1 and 3) entirely and DO NOT touch screw 2.