Laser-Grader Manufacturing applications

Equestrian arenas and riding rings require precise finish grading to ensure separation between the footing and the subsurface material. The Laser-Grader® can be set to grade each layer of the desired plane or planes in the arena. If the plans call for a uniform 2 or 3 inches of material, the transmitter can be raised to ensure the exact slopes will be maintained, as wtell as the exact desired amount of material in between the footing and the base.

The Laser-Grader® can be used for both sand and concrete ice rinks. When ice rinks are being constructed it is very important that the fine grading is precise. If the rink is not perfectly level the ice will be thicker in some places, causing hard and/or soft spots in the ice and making it extremely hard to maintain the proper ice conditions for hockey or figure skating.

The Laser-Grader® is ideal for close tolerance grading, which makes it the right technology for grading all of the layers for clay, fast-dry, and asphalt tennis courts. Clay and fast-dry courts must have the gravel base as precise as possible so the following layers of stone dust and fast-dry will each have a uniform depth.

The Laser-Grader® is used for renovations and new construction of both synthetic and natural grass sports fields throughout the country at levels ranging from high school to professional sports team venues. The Laser-Grader® is suitable for a variety of different playing fields including soccer, football, lacrosse, baseball and bowling greens. The Laser-Grader® is often used to prepare the subsurface prior to laying sod, and to prepare the aggregate base and fines prior to rolling out synthetic carpet. This state of the art combination will accurately finish your field to the desired pitch or pitches and create a smooth, attractive playing surface.

The Laser-Grader® was designed with the building slab in mind. Typically, when commercial buildings are constructed, the site work is started, but the steel walls and roof often seem to move a little faster than the preparation of the sub-grade, resulting in limited access for a larger motor grader to get inside the building. The Laser-Grader® will fine grade to +/- 1/8" accuracy when using 3/4 processed material (or smaller), making it one of the most accurate finishing tools on the market today. This tolerance will not only result in uniformity throughout the concrete pour, but will also save on the concrete.