Jasin Technical Systems Supports Legacy Grading System Repairs
Nov 12, 2026
Specialized repair support for LB-4 lasers, Auto Panels, 360 Sensors, and machine-control cables gives contractors another option before replacing established equipment.
Gibsonton, Florida, United States, November 12, 2026 -- Jasin Technical Systems (JTS Lab) is highlighting specialized support for contractors who continue operating legacy Laser Alignment Inc. grading equipment after original-manufacturer support became unavailable, with assessment and repair services intended to determine whether existing components can remain in service before a complete control-system replacement is considered. “Many contractors still depend on equipment they know well, so the first question should be whether the failed component can be identified and practically repaired,” a JTS Lab spokesperson said.
JTS Lab provides laser control system repair for Laser Alignment Inc. equipment, including the LB-4 Dual Grade Laser, Auto Panel, and 360-Degree Sensor, while also supplying replacement power cables and addressing faults involving switches, housings, connectors, and bracket pads. The 360 Sensor measures elevation error and communicates that information to the Auto Panel, which directs the hydraulic valve, meaning a fault in one component or connection can affect automatic grading operation.
For contractors seeking grading control repair Florida support, the company’s approach centers on examining the existing system before assuming that a complete replacement is necessary. Its broader industrial laser repair and machine-control support includes standard and custom power, sensor, and valve cables, along with assistance for selected Futtura, Laser Leveling, Apache, and Spectra Precision systems, helping maintenance teams narrow down component and connection issues that may contribute to downtime.
About the company: Jasin Technical Systems is a Gibsonton, Florida-based machine-control service and parts company providing repairs, replacement accessories, custom cables, cable checkers, and technical support for laser-guided grading and leveling systems used in construction and agricultural applications.
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Organization: Jasin Technical Systems
Address: 9421 Bullfrog Ct, Gibsonton, FL 33534, United States
Phone: +1 813-390-1062
Website: https://jts-labs.com/
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