The High-Quality Benit Leveling Sensor TYP11, identified by part numbers 14317390 and RM14317390, represents a pinnacle of precision engineering in the demanding world of road construction and asphalt paving. Designed specifically for integration with ABG asphalt pavers, this sensor is not merely a component but a fundamental cornerstone for achieving the flawless grade and slope accuracy required in modern infrastructure projects. Its role is critical: it directly governs the paver’s automatic control system, ensuring the screed—the final shaping element of the paver—maintains a consistent pre-set level relative to a reference point. This relentless, real-time adjustment is what separates superior, durable road surfaces from subpar ones prone to premature wear, roughness, and drainage issues.

As a "leveling sensor," the Benit TYP11 functions as the electronic eyes of the paving operation. It typically operates by emitting a reference beam or utilizing a contact shoe that follows a physical benchmark, such as a wire, curb, or previously laid mat. Any minute deviation from this established grade is instantly detected by the sensor. This signal is then transmitted to the paver’s hydraulic or electromechanical control system, which adjusts the screed’s height or angle accordingly. This continuous, closed-loop feedback happens in milliseconds, allowing the ABG paver to compensate for irregularities in the base surface, maintaining an unwavering plane. The result is a precisely layered asphalt mat of uniform thickness and density, which is absolutely essential for the pavement’s long-term structural integrity, ride quality, and safety.

The designation "High Quality" is intrinsically linked to the sensor's construction and performance in extreme environments. Asphalt paving is characterized by intense vibration, pervasive dust, high ambient temperatures from the hot mix, and potential exposure to moisture. A sensor of inferior quality would quickly succumb to these conditions, leading to signal drift, failure, and costly paving errors. The Benit TYP11 is engineered to withstand this abuse. It features robust housing, sealed connectors to resist ingress, and internal components selected for thermal stability and shock resistance. This rugged reliability ensures consistent performance shift after shift, minimizing downtime and the risk of expensive rework. For an operator, this translates to confidence; they can trust the automation to perform, allowing them to focus on other aspects of the complex paving process.

Ultimately, specifying the genuine Benit TYP11 (14317390/RM14317390) for an ABG paver is an investment in quality, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness over the entire lifecycle of the machine. It guarantees compatibility and optimal communication with the paver’s proprietary control system, ensuring that the sophisticated engineering of the ABG machine is fully utilized. In an industry where material costs are high and tolerances are measured in millimeters, the reliability of this sensor protects the financial and reputational capital of the contracting firm. It is a critical tool that empowers crews to meet stringent engineering specifications, achieve higher production rates with less manual intervention, and deliver finished pavements that are smooth, durable, and built to last. Therefore, this sensor is far more than a spare part; it is an essential guarantor of paving excellence.

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