The Celette Naja on Bench is a computerized 3d measuring system for collision repair, designed for vehicle diagnostics and structural repair. As a bench mounted 3d measuring system, it provides fast, highly accurate measurement and assessment of vehicle frames using wireless Bluetooth connectivity, user-friendly software, and instant visual feedback (green/red signals for pass/fail). It facilitates precise damage analysis, supports live measurements during repairs, and generates detailed, printable reports for quality control and documentation. The system is OEM-approved, works with or without mechanical parts installed, and is compatible with various straightening benches and lifting platforms, making it highly versatile for the collision repair industry.
This automotive frame measuring system is compatible with Celette Frame Machine (Sevenne, Rhone, Griffon) and other frame machines in the market. To see how the technology measures frame damage point by point, explore the 3D auto body measuring system.
The Naja on Bench is a computerized 3D electronic measuring system from Celette, designed for vehicle diagnostics and structural repair. As a bench mounted 3d measuring system, it measures and assesses vehicle frames with speed and high accuracy during the collision repair process.
As a computerized 3d measuring system for collision repair, the Naja gives technicians instant visual feedback through green and red pass/fail signals, supports live measurements while repairs are in progress, and generates detailed, printable reports for quality control and documentation. This makes it practical for both diagnosing damage and verifying the work as it happens.
Yes. The Naja is an automotive frame measuring system built for fast, highly accurate measurement and assessment of vehicle frames. It facilitates precise damage analysis, which helps shops confirm that a repaired frame meets the required standard.
The Naja on Bench is compatible with Celette Frame Machines, including the Sevenne, Rhone, and Griffon, as well as other frame machines in the market. The system is also compatible with various straightening benches and lifting platforms, which makes it versatile across different workshop setups.
Yes. The bench mounted 3d measuring system uses wireless Bluetooth connectivity paired with user-friendly software, so technicians can take measurements without being tied to cables during the repair.
The Naja is OEM-approved and works with or without mechanical parts installed. That flexibility means the automotive frame measuring system can be used at different stages of the repair rather than only after parts are mounted.
This computerized 3d measuring system used in collision repair generates detailed, printable reports. These support quality control and give shops documentation of the measurement and repair outcome.
Yes. The Naja on Bench supports live measurements during repairs, so technicians can monitor frame alignment as work progresses rather than only checking before and after.
