New model of Trimble Earthworks grade management platform consists of help for soil compactors
Trimble‘s Earthworks Grade Control Platform model 2.4 options help for soil compactors. Trimble Earthworks for soil compactors is a GNSS-based, 3D compaction management answer designed to make soil compaction extra correct, sooner and simpler.
Operators will expertise the identical intuitive, easy-to-use Trimble Earthworks software program interface at the moment obtainable for excavators, dozers and motor graders for improved productiveness.
Compaction management for soil compactors
Trimble Earthworks for soil compactors permits contractors to precisely management the compaction course of, whereas decreasing pointless passes that can lead to over compaction. The platform makes the general compaction course of extra environment friendly, with a better stage of accuracy and fewer rework. With soil compaction a part of the extensible Trimble Earthworks platform, contractors can reap the benefits of shorter coaching occasions, much less downtime and elevated distant operator help in the sector in addition to benefiting from ongoing platform developments.
“Trimble Earthworks for soil compactors is simple to be taught and extra accessible for a lot of various kinds of customers as a result of it leverages the intuitive Trimble machine management interface and applies it to soil compactors,” mentioned Scott Crozier, vice chairman of Trimble Civil Building. “Including this new machine sort to the Trimble Earthworks platform offers contractors the flexibility to extra simply handle their blended fleets, practice operators and handle jobsite information.”
Enhancements in materials/floor lifts and layer administration enable for extra correct information and simpler information administration. Workplace-to-field connectivity permits environment friendly communication and information transferring throughout the venture. Within the discipline and workplace, contractors can simply interpret the beneficial productiveness information collected from the machine, comparable to work beforehand accomplished versus work accomplished that day.
