High-precision drilling is possible with the automatic tracking total station (TS).
The automatic tracking excavation reduction system enables high-precision drilling through an automatic tracking total station (TS). It automatically tracks the jumbo body and guide cell prism, reducing posture change errors and aging degradation errors. It can display drilling positions and angles. The TS can also be used in conjunction with the tunnel cross-section automatic marking system (NETIS: QS-980077). 【Features】 - Automatically tracks the jumbo body and guide cell prism - Reduces posture change errors and aging degradation errors - Capable of displaying drilling positions and angles - TS can be used in conjunction with the tunnel cross-section automatic marking system (NETIS: QS-980077) - NETIS registration number: KK-100049-A For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Features】 ○ High-precision drilling is possible with the automatic tracking total station (TS). ○ The jumbo body and guide cell prism are automatically tracked. ○ Reduces posture change errors and aging degradation errors. ○ Drilling position and angle can be displayed. ○ The TS can be used in conjunction with the tunnel cross-section automatic marking system (NETIS: QS-980077). ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Mac Corporation is engaged in the development of systems for large-scale civil engineering projects. Over 700 deliveries of civil engineering systems. More than 70 implementations of remote monitoring web solutions. Over 100 implementations of systems for factories and research facilities, among many other achievements. We develop systems such as comprehensive surveying systems for mountain tunnels, automatic guidance systems for drilling positions in blasting excavation, bending measurement systems for small-diameter shields, laser measurement systems for large-scale steelworks' molten iron troughs, and laser measurement systems for large-scale steelworks' molten iron ladles.