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A noticeable vibration during operation is a strong indicator that alignment adjustments are necessary. When machinery operates, it is designed to function smoothly and efficiently, with components properly aligned to reduce wear and tear. Any noticeable vibration can be a sign of misalignment, which can lead to more severe mechanical issues over time if not addressed.

Vibration is often a result of uneven forces acting on the machine's components, which can stem from misaligned shafts, belts, or other parts. Such misalignments can also create additional strain on the machine, causing further issues such as premature failure of bearings or other critical components.

On the other hand, a machine running quieter than expected may not necessarily indicate a problem; it could be functioning efficiently. Mismatched angles in alignment might suggest a potential problem, but without the observable consequence of vibration or noise, it’s not a definitive indicator of needing adjustments. Consistent product output is typically a sign of sound operational health and does not indicate alignment issues. Therefore, noticeable vibration distinctly points to a need for alignment adjustments to maintain optimal performance and longevity of the equipment.