On the level with Leica

An innovative laser levelling business has used the premium positioning equipment available from C.R. Kennedy to help maximise its operations.

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Since its establishment in 1982, Lawless Lasers has been servicing the agricultural and civil construction industries with Australiandesigned and made tow-behind scoops and skid steer attachments.

Located near Shepparton in regional Victoria, the business specialises in manufacturing multiple different attachments designed inhouse, allowing for agility and customisations to their standard offering.

Examples include retractable wheels on their box blade for a customer in Tasmania, and a custom paint job of their grader blade to match machine colours for a client in Tooradin SouthEast Melbourne.

And now the business has added another feather to its cap, by becoming a major supplier of attachments for tractors and skid steers used in the laser levelling and civil construction market.

Lawless Lasers Managing Director Brenton Lawless explained that specialised laser control involved the levelling of earth for farming and civil applications.

“The application requires the use of heavy attachments that are able to move and place dirt,” he said.

“To improve the precision, the attachments can be fitted with either 2D or 3D positioning tools that allow the user to precisely place material based upon height (2D) or from a 3D design model (3D application with either GPS or Total Station control).”

For the best in this form of sophisticated technology, Lawless Lasers looked no further than C.R. Kennedy, leaders in surveying and positioning solutions.

“Our business is focussed on the creation of attachments. We have collaborated with C.R. Kennedy to incorporate the 2D and 3D grade control systems due to the service, support and quality of the equipment that complements our attachments,” Brenton said.