Mining applications such as rock face profiling for blast design, stockpile volume measurements, and geological mapping are all critical in making smart management decisions and maintaining a safe work environment. Laser Technology has an array of laser-based measurement tools that make all these tasks easier and safer.
Traditional methods of acquiring measurements for blasting are becoming unacceptable due to today's demands for increased worker safety and mine productivity. That's why we have developed a laser face profiling system that takes extremely accurate measurements and will calculate bench heights, minimum and optimum burdens, and much more. Due to the harsh conditions, we recommend a rugged and reliable Impulse laser and a TDS Recon to operate our easy to use Face Profile software.
If 3D scanning is needed in your quarry, we have a low-cost and highly efficient laser scanner that was created by a LTI business partner using our very own Universal Laser Sensor (ULS). The laser provides 2 cm accurate measurements and can take over 100 measurements in less than a minute. 3D modeling software is also available through our business partner.
As you already may know, your options are limited when it comes to measuring stockpile volumes. Times are tough, so it's even more important now to account for your inventory on a monthly basis. You can either use the TruPulse 360 laser with a built-in compass along with MapSmart + Volume software or use the 3D pulsar scanner mentioned above. Both product solutions are quick and easy and will save more time and money than you may think. Any of our laser rangefinders and MapSmart field software can even assist with your geological mapping needs.
For applications such as in-line positioning, collision avoidance and liquid or solid level monitoring, you should consider one of the most capable laser sensors on the planet. The ULS is a fully programmable pulsed-laser sensor that gives you the ability to obtain highly accurate measurements in some of the most challenging conditions. It easily recognizes small targets at long distances, within narrow openings and from sharp angles.