Jig Transits

At Optical Engineering Co., Inc.

770-427-3116 / 800-282-7989 Fax - 770-424-3488

The Brunson family of jig transits is a complete line of transit-type optical tooling instruments. With these precision instruments, you can perform your most exacting alignment projects with minimal set-up and measurement time. Brunson jig transits provide great flexibility of application and operate in extreme environments. From critical alignments performed in clean rooms on the space shuttle and satelite components to the heavy manufacturing demands of steel mill and power plant alignments, Brunson jig transits give you an efficient and convenient system to perform countless industrial metrology tasks.

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771-H Jig Transit
Precision telescope optics mounted on a solid cast bronze horizontal axle combine to produce a well-balanced instrument with feather-touch controls. Patented ball bearing mounts permit accurate sweeping of both horizontal and vertical planes. Model 771-H employs the 194-TM Coincidence Level for precision leveling. The 194-TM has a 360-degree rotating turret to view the bubble image from any position. A telescope-mounted optical micrometer produces repeatable readings with a resolution of 0.001 inch. (Finer micrometer resolution is available.)
771-H Specifications

Telescope:

  • Length: 14 inches (with micrometer 190)
  • Magnification: 20X at 2 inches from objective; 30X at infinity
  • Field of View: 1 degree
  • Image: Erect
  • Optics: Low reflective, protective coating
  • Effective Aperture: 1.34 inches
  • Resolution: 3.9 arcseconds
  • Reticle: Glass, filar/bi-filar pattern (others available)
  • Focusing Range: 2 inches to infinity
  • Bearings: Ball type with a runout of 0.000025 of an inch or less
  • Approximate Weight: Instrument, 32 pounds; instrument and case, 52 pounds; shipping, 54 pounds

Standard Accessories:

  • 190 Optical Micrometer
  • 194-TM Coincidence Vial
  • Adjusting pins, instruction booklet, plastic cover

75-H Optical Transit Square

 

One of Brunson Instrument Company's technological breakthroughs was the development of the see-thru hollow horizontal axis on the model 75-H. A partially coated, optically flat mirror is mounted inside and rotates with the hollow axis. This provides a right angle check of the telescope's line of sight relative to the horizontal axis. Additionally, the hollow axis allows you to view the mirror from either side of the instrument to turn optical right angles. The hollow axis gives you the power to use several instruments on the same optical reference line without disturbing their positions.
The model 75-H possesses the remarkable ability to "prove" each shot as it is made, removing any possibility of error due to maladjustment from rough handling, extreme temperature changes and other harsh environmental conditions. Now optical technicians no longer need to rely on the optical bench of some distant calibration laboratory. They can verify the instrument's accuracy themselves where it counts the most - ON THE JOB.

75-H Specifications

Telescope:

  • Length: 14 inches (with micrometer 190)
  • Magnification: 20X at 2 inches from objective; 30X at infinity
  • Field of View: 1 degree
  • Image: Erect
  • Optics: Low reflective, protective coating
  • Effective Aperture: 1.34 inches
  • Resolution: 3.9 arcseconds
  • Reticle: Glass, filar/bi-filar pattern (others available)
  • Focusing Range: 2 inches to infinity
  • Bearings: Ball type with a runout of 0.000025 of an inch or less
  • Approximate Weight: Instrument, 34 pounds; instrument and case, 54 pounds; shipping, 56 pounds

Standard Accessories:

  • 190 Optical Micrometer
  • 194-TM Coincidence Vial
  • Adjusting pins, instruction booklet, plastic cover

 

 

 

76-RH Telescopic Transit Square

 

Like the Brunson model 75-H, the model 76-RH was a totally new concept, again utilizing the hollow horizontal axis. This time, a second telescope, permanently focused at infinity, provides self-proving sights at precise right angles to the main scope. By simply shifting from one eyepiece to the other, operators can establish or verify their position relative to the basic references only one technician, where previously two were required. The 76-RH is the undisputed "workhorse" in optical alignment, providing tremendous flexibility with substantial time and manpower savings.
76-RH Specifications

Main Telescope:

  • Length: 14 inches (with micrometer 190)
  • Magnification: 20X at 2 inches from objective; 30X at infinity
  • Field of View: 1 degree
  • Image: Erect
  • Optics: Low reflective, protective coating
  • Effective Aperture: 1.34 inches
  • Resolution: 3.9 arcseconds
  • Reticle: Glass, filar/bi-filar pattern (others available)
  • Focusing Range: 2 inches to infinity

Cross Telescope:

  • Length: 11 inches
  • Magnification: 45X
  • Field of View: 1 degree
  • Image: Erect
  • Optics: Low reflective, protective coating
  • Effective Aperture: 1.25 inches
  • Resolution: 4.0 arcseconds
  • Reticle: Glass, filar/bi-filar pattern (others available)
  • Focusing Range: Infinity (fixed)
  • Bearings: Ball type with a runout of 0.000025 of an inch or less
  • Approximate Weight: Instrument, 34 pounds; instrument and case, 54 pounds; shipping, 56 pounds

Standard Accessories:

  • 190 Optical Micrometer
  • 194-TM Coincidence Vial
  • Adjusting pins, instruction booklet, plastic cover
  • 500 Light Source

376-RHN Universal Transit Square

 

The synthesis of design and function has enabled Brunson Instrument Company to produce the ultimate optical tooling instrument: the model 376-RHN. This distinct instrument incorporates a focusable cross scope at precise right angles to the main telescope. Originally desinged for non-gravity applications, this instrument has become an indispensable tool for alignment projects of all types... and with good reason. This versatile instrument:
  • Performs the dual functions of telescopic transit square and linescope to turn right angles.
  • Permits rapid setting to a predetermined plane without a gravity reference.
  • Turns precise 90-degree angles using FINITE targets.
  • Employs high-intensity fiber optics illumination for collimation, auto-reflection, and reticle projection capabilities.
376-RHN Specifications

Main Telescope:

  • Length: 11 inches (with micrometer 190)
  • Magnification: 20X at 2 inches from objective; 30X at infinity
  • Field of View: 1 degree
  • Image: Erect
  • Optics: Low reflective, protective coating
  • Effective Aperture: 1.25 inches
  • Resolution: 4.0 arcseconds
  • Reticle: Glass, filar/bi-filar pattern (others available)
  • Focusing Range: 2 inches to infinity

Cross Telescope:

  • Length: 16 inches (with micrometer 190-CS)
  • Magnification: 10X at 18 inches from objective;30X at infinity
  • Field of View: 1 degree
  • Image: Erect
  • Optics: Low reflective, protective coating
  • Effective Aperture: 1.34 inches
  • Resolution: 3.9 arcseconds
  • Reticle: Glass, filar/bi-filar pattern (others available)
  • Focusing Range: 18 inches to infinity
  • Bearings: Ball type with a runout of 0.000025 of an inch or less
  • Approximate Weight: Instrument, 28 pounds; instrument and case, 45 pounds; shipping, 47 pounds

Standard Accessories:

  • 190 Optical Micrometer
  • 190-CS Optical Micrometer
  • 394-T Coincidence Vial
  • 505 Fiber-Optic Illumination Kit
  • Adjusting pins, instruction booklet, waterproof plastic cover

 

 

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