Camber / toe angle

The camber or the toe angle is often adjusted during the service life of a passenger car. It is also often necessary to check the adjustments in the development phase. A laser line is projected from the axis onto three CCD arrays for this. The receiving elements are arranged in a triangle and can calculate the camber and toe angle depending on the position of the line.

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