Laser Grading Equipment

The Trimble UL633N can be the perfect addition for your construction projects as it controls the X and Y axis as well as “fan beam” technology to give you precise measurements.
 

The automatic self-leveling GL1425C dual grade laser is the most rugged, cost-effective laser that does three jobs - level, grade, and vertical alignment. Even in harsh job site conditions, the GL1425C delivers consistently reliable and accurate performance, enabling you to work faster (up to 900 rpm) and smarter. The GL1425C comes with Bluetooth built-in and has a dedicated Laser Remote App.

With a +/- 10% in the X axis grade range and -0.5 to +25% Y-axis grade range with high accuracy up to 3,000 foot (900 meter) diameter, the GL722 includes all the benefits of the full Radio Remote functions… plus Automatic Axis Alignment, Grade Match and PlaneLok capability. Ideal for general construction, site preparation and road construction. 

The Spectra Precision® LL300N fully automatic self-leveling capability provides fast, accurate setup. Rechargeable Ni-Cad battery pack or alkaline batteries keeps the unit working with no downtime due to power loss. Single cross-axis manual slope mode with cross-axis self-leveling allows grade matching for basic slope work, while maintaining accuracy in the cross-slope.

Can also come with a HR320 receiver.

High accuracy laser, 1/16 in per 100 ft (1.5 mm per 30 m) with temperature compensation provides highly stable, repeatable accuracy even under large temperature changes. Self-leveling with built-in ‘out-of-level’ shut off that maintains accuracy over the entire work area and minimizes errors, and visible ‘spotting’ beam for determining receiver mounting placement making it faster to find the on-grade position.

Zone20 H is an economic and rugged entry level rotating laser. With a solid built housing and a straightforward interface, this laser offers all functions needed for regular and flexible use. Zone20 H is an automatic horizontal laser that allows grade setting manually in two axes. It is easy to use and highly reliable in any element.

The Zone60 DG is a fully-automatic grade laser in both axes, specifically designed for construction workers who need the dependability and accuracy of a fully professional grade laser on a daily basis. Digital grades can be entered up to 15% slope making it suitable for every construction site.

MCRw receivers from Futtura are designed to adapt to any earth moving machine. The MCRw receivers work with rotating lasers. The laser provides a reference plane of laser light over the jobsite.  The receiver is initially set on-grade to a known desired elevation or benchmark. As the machine is used and the blade or bucket is moved, the operator is given a visual indication of which direction to move the blade or bucket to get to on-grade, effectively checking grade from the cab.

Same as MCR1w plus built-in Plumb & Tilt Indication.

Same as MCR2w plus Angle Compensation Mode.

The Futtura MC2E has grade LED’s on front of receiver. It has a 6.75 inch detection height, 360° Laser Reception with proportional electronic valve output, and a mini LED for easy set up.

 Enjoy the convenience of connecting wirelessly to a MCR1w, MCR2w or MCR3w receiver with the RD25. Also with the optional RAM mount, you can place the display anywhere in the cab. Features include an in-cab LED display, tilt and plumb indication, and it controls receiver functions offset capability.

The entry-level model MCB1 control box works with proportional time (bang-bang) valves only and is designed to work with the MCR1 receiver for slower moving applications such as trenchers and tile plows. 

The cab mounted MCB2 Control Box has 16 on-grade accuracy settings from 0 to 1.5 inches (38 mm). These provide optimum accuracy selections for various types of machinery and jobsite requirements. The MCB2 works with proportional time, proportional current, and proportional voltage hydraulic valves and is designed to be used with the MCR2E, MCR2 and MCR3 receivers. 

The MCB3 Dual Control box is designed to control both the lift and tilt of a dozer blade or two independent lift cylinders of a motorgrader blade for precise slope control applications. It is compatible with proportional time, proportional current and proportional voltage hydraulic valves and is designed to be used with the MCR2E, MCR2 and MCR3 receivers.