Laser-based Display Systems brochure - English

Product catalog summary

Overview of Laser Levels:
The document provides an overview of various laser levels and receivers used in construction for leveling, grading, and alignment tasks. These tools are essential for contractors involved in site preparation, general construction, and earthmoving applications.

LL500 Laser Level:
The LL500 is an entry-level transmitter ideal for building applications and flat machine display applications. It is commonly used in light or large commercial projects.

LL600 Laser Level:
The LL600 offers a 360-degree laser reference over a large area, suitable for site leveling and concrete pads. It is automatic, self-leveling, and covers a diameter range of up to 800 meters.

1242 Grade Laser:
This laser is cost-effective and self-leveling, suitable for leveling and grading with a single-axis grade range of 0.10 to 25 percent. It is ideal for shorter range grading and excavating applications.

GL700 Series of Grade Lasers:
The GL700 series includes various models for different grading needs, from single-grade to steep-grade applications. These lasers are designed for use with excavators, dozers, and graders, enhancing productivity and accuracy.

CR600 Laser Receiver:
The CR600 features bright LED indicators for grade elevation, adjustable bandwidth for accuracy, and is designed for both machine and rod mounting. It is robust, waterproof, and suitable for various construction applications.

LR400 Receiver:
Designed for larger machines, the LR400 features large LED display arrows for quick grade adjustments. It offers flexibility with adjustable accuracy bandwidths and can be powered by its own battery or the machine's battery.

GL710, GL720, GL722, and GL742 Models:
These models offer varying capabilities for general construction, site preparation, and specific applications like trenching and pipe laying. The GL742 supports steep grades up to 110%, suitable for challenging applications like highway embankments.

Specifications:
The document includes detailed specifications for the LR400 and CR600, covering applications, display features, deadband settings, photocell reception, mounting options, power sources, and environmental resistance.

Conclusion:
Trimble's laser-based systems enhance productivity and accuracy in construction, offering versatile solutions for a wide range of applications. These systems reduce time and material requirements, making them valuable tools for contractors.

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