MOBA
Laser Systems

PRECISE LEVELING STARTS WITH

better control

From visual laser guidance to automatic blade control, MOBA laser systems help operators and equipment manufacturers maintain a reliable grade or level reference across construction, earthmoving, agricultural and specialty leveling applications.

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FROM LASER REFERENCE TO AUTOMATIC CONTROL

Laser control can be as simple as showing an operator where grade is or as complete as automatically adjusting a hydraulic blade. The right setup depends on the machine, the work being done and how much control the operator needs.

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SET THE REFERENCE

A rotating laser transmitter establishes a consistent reference plane across the work area for grading or leveling.

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GUIDE THE OPERATOR

Machine-mounted laser receivers show whether the blade or attachment is high, low or on grade, giving the operator a clear reference while they control the machine.

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CONTROL THE BLADE AUTOMATICALLY

For applications requiring automatic control, laser receivers work with a MOBA controller and the machine hydraulics to adjust blade position relative to the laser reference.

BUILT AROUND THE EQUIPMENT DOING THE WORK

The same basic laser-control principle can be applied across a range of machines and attachments. The system configuration changes with the equipment and the job.

CONSTRUCTION GRADING

Skid steer and CTL grader blades, box blades, tow-behind graders and other grading attachments can use laser guidance or automatic control to help maintain the required surface.

LAND & AGRICULTURAL LEVELING

Tractor-mounted blades, land levelers and agricultural grading equipment can use the same laser reference principle where consistent elevation matters across a larger work area.

SPECIALTY LEVELING

Arena graders, turf and sports-field equipment, and other hydraulically controlled leveling attachments can also be configured around laser guidance or automatic blade control.

HOW AUTOMATIC LASER CONTROL WORKS

Automatic laser control connects the reference in the field to the hydraulics controlling the blade.

ESTABLISH REFERENCE

A rotating laser transmitter creates the required reference plane across the work area.

DETECT BLADE POSITION

Laser receivers mounted on the blade detect whether the blade is above, below or on the laser reference.

PROCESS THE SIGNAL

The MOBA controller uses the receiver information to determine the required correction.

ADJUST THE BLADE

The system interfaces with the machine's hydraulic valves to raise or lower the blade as needed.

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BUILDING A GRADING OR LEVELING MACHINE OR ATTACHMENT?

For equipment manufacturers, the application does not stop at the laser receiver.


MOBA can help determine how the receiver, control and hydraulic interface should work together on the machine. The system can be adapted around the attachment, hydraulic configuration and the way the operator needs to control the blade.


Depending on the application, the solution can include:

  • One or more laser receivers
  • CB.D3 or DUO3 control
  • Interface to proportional or solenoid hydraulic valves
  • Integration with the machine joystick
  • Standalone joystick control
  • Auxiliary button controls
  • Application and integration support
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ESTABLISH THE REFERENCE

GRADE & LEVEL LASERS

Rotating laser transmitters establish the reference plane used for grading and leveling work.


Depending on the application, the laser provides the consistent reference used by the operator or machine-mounted receiving system.

VISION 1N GRADE LASER

Horizontal single-grade rotating laser for straightforward grade and slope reference work.

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Vision 2N / 2N Align

Horizontal/vertical dual-grade laser for slope, alignment and grade work; Align adds automated alignment.

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Vision 2N AUTOSLOPE

Dual-grade laser that automatically monitors and corrects the laser plane as conditions change.

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ROTEC LS.RH

Automatic horizontal self-leveling red-beam laser built for demanding construction environments.

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VISUAL LASER GUIDANCE

Laserguide Mini R.45.TC

Easy-to-use machine-mounted laser receiver with automatic tilt compensation.

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Laserguide Mini R.45.TC PRO

Visual laser receiver with tilt compensation plus Bluetooth connectivity for in-cab display options.

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AUTOMATIC LASER CONTROL

DUO3 Receiving System

Dual-receiver control for automatic blade leveling on grading and leveling machines and attachments.

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CB.D3 Receiving System

Automatic laser-control panel that connects receiver input to the machine’s hydraulic blade control.

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LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR APPLICATION

Whether you’re looking for visual laser guidance, automatic blade control, or a system for a new machine or attachment, tell us what you’re working with and what you need to control. Our team can help determine the right approach for your application.

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AUTOMATIC LASER CONTROL

MOBA LASER SYSTEMS

CB.D3.CAN RECEIVING SYSTEM

The CB.D3 provides the control layer for automatic laser-based blade positioning. It takes the receiver reference and interfaces with the machine’s hydraulic system so the blade can respond automatically, reducing the repeated manual corrections required to stay on the intended grade or level.

key capabilities

  • Compatible with proportional or on/off hydraulic valves
  • Three accuracy settings
  • Can be integrated with an elevating mast
  • Large LCD, die-cast aluminum housing and compatibility with MOBA laser receivers, slope and ultrasonic sensors
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AUTOMATIC LASER CONTROL

MOBA LASER SYSTEMS

DUO3.CAN RECEIVING SYSTEM

For grading attachments that use two laser receivers, the DUO3 provides the control between the receiver signals and the machine hydraulics. It is designed for applications where both sides of the blade need to respond to the laser reference, helping automate repeated blade-height corrections while the operator runs the machine.

key capabilities

  • Dual-control configuration for two-receiver applications
  • Compatible with proportional or on/off hydraulic valves
  • User adjustable accuracy settings
  • Supports elevating-mast integration and works with MOBA laser receivers, slope and ultrasonic sensors
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VISUAL LASER RECEIVER

MOBA LASER SYSTEMS

LASERGUIDE MINI R.45.TC PRO

The R.45.TC PRO builds on the straightforward visual guidance of the R.45.TC and adds connectivity for remote in-cab display and setup options. It gives operators a clear laser reference at the machine while supporting applications that benefit from CAN or Bluetooth integration.

key capabilities

  • Automatic tilt compensation
  • Bluetooth and CAN connectivity
  • Remote in-cab display capability
  • 7.5 in receiving length; battery or external 12–24 VDC power
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VISUAL LASER RECEIVER

MOBA LASER SYSTEMS

LASERGUIDE MINI R.45.TC

The R.45.TC brings the laser reference directly to the machine so the operator can see whether the attachment is high, low or on grade without repeatedly stopping to check elevation. Built-in tilt compensation automatically corrects for boom-angle changes, helping maintain a more dependable reference while the machine moves.

key capabilities

  • Automatic tilt compensation
  • Integrated magnetic clamp for quick mounting
  • Fully waterproof, all-metal construction
  • 7.5 in receiving length with operating range up to 1,970 ft
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GRADE & LEVEL LASERS

MOBA LASER SYSTEMS

ROTEC LS.RH

ROTEC LS.RH is a compact horizontal self-leveling laser for construction and leveling work where crews need a dependable reference without a complicated setup. Its rugged housing, electronic self-leveling and field-ready power options make it a practical everyday laser for demanding sites.

key capabilities

  • Automatic horizontal self-leveling
  • Red laser beam with up to 1,970 ft radius operating distance using a hand-held receiver
  • Levelling accuracy of ±1.5 mm at 98 ft
  • IP55 protection with rechargeable or alkaline battery options
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GRADE & LEVEL LASERS

MOBA LASER SYSTEMS

VISION 2N AUTOSLOPE / AUTOSLOPE ALIGN

The Vision 2N Autoslope is designed for grade work where maintaining the intended slope matters throughout the job. It electronically monitors the laser plane and automatically corrects for mechanical or thermal changes, reducing the need to stop and reset the reference.

key capabilities

  • Automatic dual-axis slope adjustment up to ±15%
  • Electronic monitoring and correction of the laser plane
  • Working range up to 4,920 ft radius
  • Autoslope Align variant adds automated alignment capability
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GRADE & LEVEL LASERS

MOBA LASER SYSTEMS

VISION 2N / 2N ALIGN

The Vision 2N is built for applications that need both horizontal and vertical grade reference, including slope and alignment work. The 2N Align version adds automated alignment with the TE 90 ALIGN receiver, giving crews a more efficient setup when line and grade both matter.

key capabilities

  • Horizontal/vertical dual-grade operation
  • Monitored laser plane with manual slope, slope adjustment up to ±10%
  • Working range up to 2,300 ft radius
  • 2N Align supports automated alignment with TE 90 ALIGN
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GRADE & LEVEL LASERS

MOBA LASER SYSTEMS

VISION 1N GRADE LASER

The Vision 1N provides a monitored laser reference for construction grading, site preparation and other work where crews need a dependable plane across the jobsite. It keeps the setup practical while helping protect against false readings when operating conditions change.

key capabilities

  • Monitored horizontal laser plane
  • Manual slope capability, slope adjustment up to ±10%
  • Working range up to 2,300 ft radius
  • Illuminated LCD display and laser-beam masking function
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