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07/09/2007

Trimble Expands Construction Layout Solutions

Trimble has launched the new Trimble SPS710 and SPS610 Robotic Total Stations for construction layout applications, at Trimble’s Construction Boot Camp 2007, a field-based, hands-on training event for the construction industry.

Used with the Trimble LM80 Layout Manager, the new Trimble SPS710 and SPS610 Robotic Total Stations allow concrete and general contractors to take control of their construction layout requirements for commercial and residential building construction.
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These high-accuracy total stations offer very fast, one-person layout capabilities for all layout applications to dramatically reduce layout time and operating costs.

With two robotic total station models to choose from, contractors have the flexibility to select the product to best suit their construction layout needs. Whether the need is for a higher accuracy robotic total station for anchor bolt layout, or one best suited for smaller residential projects, Trimble offers layout solutions tailored to the contractor’s construction layout needs.

Additionally, the rugged Trimble SPS710 and SPS610 Robotic Total Stations are built to withstand tough jobsite conditions, minimizing downtime due to repair.

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