The DWA1100 is a wheel alignment system designed for cars and light trucks. Unit complete with cabinet, computer control system, sensors, and all accessories required for alignment operations.

The CCD (charged-coupled device) sensor technology, featuring state-of-the-art electronic components, enables the quick and accurate measurement of all alignment parameters by simply following a procedure field-tested through many years of experience.

• Radio communication 2.4 GHz: the radio communication between sensors and the computer uses a frequency of 2.4 GHz. This technology features a stable and reliable communication over a lengthy period. There are 7 different channel communications available which can be helpful in cases of multiple installations and/or solving interference problems.
• Featherweight sensors (only 5.7 lbs) powered by lithium batteries for 24 hours of work. This extended battery life ensures that the system can handle even the busiest workdays without frequent recharging, thus minimizing downtime and maintaining productivity.
• Together with the CCD sensors, the MEMS accelerometer (derived from the aeronautical field), provides the acquisition of the alignment parameters of wheels. It measures the sensor inclinations according to the two main axles (caster and camber).
• Database: The new vehicle model ranking system enables a rapid and precise selection of different vehicles. The CEMB database contains more than 55.000 vehicles and is constantly updated.