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Mercedes-Benz Approves Hunter’s Alignment System for Use in Workshops Worldwide

HawkEye Elite uses precision cameras to measure the position targets mounted to each wheel using Mercedes-Benz Quick Clamp wheel adaptors and Hunter’s three-dimensional targets.

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Mercedes-Benz has approved Hunter’s HawkEye Elite alignment system for use in their workshops worldwide.

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HawkEye Elite uses four precision cameras to measure the position and orientation of targets mounted to each wheel using Mercedes-Benz Quick Clamp wheel adaptors and Hunter’s three-dimensional targets.

Hunter and Mercedes-Benz have had a relationship since the 1990s, when Hunter began developing customized equipment to meet Mercedes-Benz dealer service needs.

Hunter Senior Product Manager Kaleb Silver notes, “HawkEye Elite is a revolutionary new alignment machine that will increase profits in any Mercedes-Benz dealership.”

Hunter equipment is approved and used by vehicle manufacturers, automobile and truck dealers, tire dealers and service facilities around the world.

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