RedBack Lasers has a huge range of agriculture lasers to help Aussie Farmers!
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RedBack Lasers has been helping Farmers & Agriculture with Laser solutions designed to help save them time & money for over 20 years!
We have tough-built Grade Lasers for Farmers to quickly and accurately level and grade their paddocks and also create drains to allow water movement as required.
We have also developed a unique solution for Fencing Contracters and Farmers to allow them to easily align fences as a one man operation – Using our powerful Auto-Grade Match function to ensure high accuracy and efficiency.
Laser Automated Earthmoving Systems are becoming very popular with Aussie Farmers – giving the ability to automate a wide assortment of tractor inplements like Land Planes and Box Scrapers as well as other Earthmoving Machinery.
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Auto Grade Laser Levels
RedBack Laser’s Range of Auto-Grade Lasers are:
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Reliable & Tough-Built Design for Regular Use
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Quick 1-Person Grade Settings
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Auto-Grade Match to easily match existing Slopes of Paddocks
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Can be used with Machine Receivers & Automation
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Feature a mm Hand Receiver for Accuracy & Efficiency
Range: 350m Radius
Accuracy: EL/EGL: +/- 1.5mm @ 20m DGL: +/- 1mm @ 20m
5 Year Warranty
EL614GM
Single Grade with Manual Grade Setting or Auto-Grade Match
EGL624GM
Dual Grade with Manual Grade Setting or Auto-Grade Match
Also features Vertical Alignment for Fencing
DGL1010GM
Dual Grade with Dial-a-Grade to +/-10% in both axis or Auto-Grade Match
Also features Vertical Alignment for Fencing
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Fencing Agriculture and Farming Lasers
RedBack Lasers have developed a Laser Solution to help farmers and fencers align fences quickly and easily – and only requires 1 person! Some of the other benefits to our kit include:
– Able to work “in-line” of the fence
– Able to work at an offset to prevent machinery blocking the laser
– Can sight over a km away
– Makes alignment over hilly country easy
– Able to sight 90 degree angles to create perfect squares
– Fencing Kit gives multiple setup options, allowing for flexibility
– 2-Step Setup to get you fencing faster
– One man setup & operation
– 350m working radius, 700m diameter
– Auto-Tracking Receiver to 50m Away
The biggest benefit of our Fencing Kits is that not only can you easily align fencing with it – You can also use the laser as Grade Laser for completing all other work on the farm!
EGL624GM
Dual Grade with Manual Grade Setting or Auto-Grade Match
DGL1010GM
Dual Grade with Dial-a-Grade to +/-10% in both axis or Auto-Grade Match
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Laser Automated Earthmoving for Farming and Agriculture
Automate your Earthmoving equipment using the power of Lasers!
Single Receiver Automation Systems
Single Receiver systems are designed for use with inplements controlled by 1 hydraulic ram – Land Planes, Scrapers etc.
The whole blade is controlled by the receiver, which feeds information to the hydraulics to move the whole blade up and down.
Dual Receiver Automation Systems
Dual Receiver systems are designed for use with inplements controlled by 2 hydraulic rams – Grader Blades etc.
Each side of the blade is controlled by 1 receiver each, which feeds information to the hydraulics to each side of the blade blade up and down independently.
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In the dynamic world of agriculture, precision and efficiency are paramount. That’s where a laser level becomes an indispensable tool for farmers. Whether you’re preparing land for planting, ensuring proper irrigation, or constructing drainage systems, a laser level offers unparalleled accuracy and consistency.
This is also important for livestock management, where optimizing paddock design is crucial for ensuring the health and productivity of grazing animals. With the aid of a laser level, farmers can efficiently establish optimal slopes within paddocks to facilitate proper drainage and maximize pasture utilization. By precisely measuring and setting gradients, farmers can prevent waterlogging in low-lying areas while promoting even water distribution across the paddock.
