Paving roundabouts, docking the truck to the paver, fast steering movements or moving the screed’s extending units were so far challenging for slope sensors. Because a conventional slope sensor can wrongly interpret accelerat …

In a couple of minutes the Conexpo will open the doors. Join us in the central hall at our booth C32579 and have a look to our new products like the MSS-Hybrid Slope Sensor, the Stand Alone Joystick and also the new 6 Keypad module with the integrated powe …

Korrus, an official MOBA dealer, made a successful installation of MOBA 2D (slope) system. The grader is CAT 140M, it has electro-hydraulic system. The unique feature of this grader is that a leveling system must send signal directly to grader solenoid. So …

The IRC-100 is a handset to do a ‘Zero’ - calibration of the MSS sensor at the machine. Most of the MSS sensors use CANopen protocol and it is possible to calibrate the sensor at the machine via CANbus. In this case, the IRC-100 is not a “must have”. But n …

Using an excavator system can increase the efficiency of an excavator significantly. To create a slope using one of the Xsite systems is simple, enter a slope and start excavating. In our example below we want to create a surface with a slope of 20% along …

Hello everyone! It is a pleasure to share with the whole family MOBA a new installations. During this time we have continued to work and the result has been that customers begin to learn and acquire the new system Big Sonic Ski 4 Sensors. We even offer th …

"In 1972, Paul Harms started the distribution and service of analogue Grade and Slope controller. 17 years later, in 1989, the first self-manufactured Grade- and Slope controller by MOBA (G-176 & S-276) entered into the market, for screed levelling of …

MOBA’s slope sensors have a very long history. The MSS-series offers a wide range of variations in slope sensors. However, how can I understand the meaning of the numerical code as a description for the different features when I do not have the specificati …