Paving does not stop when it rains, but sensors often do. Water on the sensor housing, grit thrown up by the auger, and the constant vibration of the screed all work against the electronics that keep the mat level. A sensor that drops its signal forces the operator back to manual control, and manual control is where uneven mats come from.
This outdoor rainproof asphalt paver sensor, part number 70618034, is built for automatic grade and slope control on paver leveling systems. The sealed housing keeps moisture and dust away from the sensing elements, so the reference signal stays stable through wet weather and wash-down at the end of a shift.
| Part Number | 70618034 |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Outdoor rainproof leveling sensor |
| System | Automatic grade and slope control, paver leveling system |
| Fits Equipment | Asphalt pavers, road milling machines, road rollers |
| Fitting | Plug-in harness connection, direct replacement of the original sensor |
The sensor mounts in the standard position on the screed arm and connects to the existing harness without modification. For machines that have been rebuilt with non-original components, send the machine model and the part reference from the manual and fitment will be confirmed before shipment.
| Part Number | 70618034 |
|---|---|
| Control Mode | Automatic grade and slope control |
| Protection | Rainproof sealed housing, dust protected |
| Application | Asphalt paver leveling system, screed control |
| Condition | 100% New |
| Material | Steel, plastic and electronic components |
Typical replacement signals: the leveling system switches itself to manual, grade readings drift in wet conditions, the sensor needs re-zeroing between passes, or the fault appears only after the machine has been washed. Replacing the sensor as a complete unit removes the uncertainty from this type of intermittent fault.
We supply paver, milling machine and roller spare parts to contractors, rental fleets and aftermarket distributors. Minimum order is one set, stock items leave in 7-10 working days, and mixed orders across leveling system components can be quoted together to consolidate freight.