Get the Most Out of Your MOBA-Matic Paving System
Get practical tips from MOBA Field Service expert Jon Lano on getting the most out of your MOBA-Matic system for consistent paving results.
From grade and slope control to smoothness and paving quality, MOBA helps paving crews manage variables that can be measured and controlled - so they canproduce more consistent results in real-world conditions.
Grade, slope, existing surface conditions, screed response, temperature and operator decisions all influence the finished mat. The challenge is that they do not work independently — a change in one part of the paving process can affect the result behind the screed.
Grade, slope and existing surface conditions create the reference the paving system has to follow.
The screed must respond consistently as conditions change to maintain the intended grade and cross slope.
Temperature differences in the asphalt can affect paving quality and the consistency of the finished mat.
Machine setup, adjustments and decisions made during paving also influence the final result.
The right setup depends on what you are trying to improve. Start with the paving result, then match the system and reference method to the application.
Automatically control screed height and cross slope to maintain the specified profile throughout the paving pass.
Average irregularities in the reference surface so the screed responds to a longer, more stable reference.
See temperature differences across the mat and document conditions that can influence final paving quality.
Give service teams remote visibility into the paving system to help diagnose problems and reduce troubleshooting time.
A consistent mat depends on a screed that responds accurately to the reference it is following. MOBA-Matic II automates grade and slope control at the paver, helping the screed maintain the specified position as surface conditions change throughout the pass.
Continuously compares the measured grade or slope with the setpoint and sends corrections to the screed as conditions change. This helps crews maintain the target profile throughout the paving pass.
Works with different sensing and reference methods depending on the job, including surface, stringline, slope and averaging applications. Crews can configure the system around the paving condition and desired result.
The operator interface keeps grade and slope information, setpoints and adjustments easy to access during paving. Crews can make the changes they need without adding unnecessary complexity to the process.
Designed for retrofit and installation across a wide range of asphalt pavers. Sensor, control and mounting options allow the system to be configured around the machine rather than requiring one fixed setup.
A stable grade reference and automatic screed control help reduce unnecessary corrections that can show up in the finished mat and ride quality.
Maintaining the intended profile during the pass helps crews avoid chasing grade manually and reduces the risk of correcting problems after the asphalt is down.
Automation handles repetitive measurement and control so the crew can focus on material flow, machine operation, joints, transitions and the rest of the paving process.
A paving system problem can stop more than one component – it can slow the entire operation. MM-View gives authorized support teams remote access to system information so they can help diagnose configuration or performance issues without waiting for every question to become an on-site service call.
From sensing the reference surface to controlling the screed and monitoring the finished mat,
MOBA paving technology works across different parts of the paving process
Parking lots, subdivisions, municipal streets, driveways and other commercial paving jobs still depend on consistent grade, slope and screed control. The projects may be smaller, but uneven surfaces, drainage issues and frequent transitions are immediately visible to the customer.
Get practical tips from MOBA Field Service expert Jon Lano on getting the most out of your MOBA-Matic system for consistent paving results.
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