Fleet Line Markers Ltd has unveiled the latest innovation in line marking technology.
The company has introduced the ground-breaking new GPS line marking system - the MAQA line marking machine.
The MAQA line marking machine, which will be released soon, is the new era in line marking, using GPS technology to save both labour and time. This innovative line marking technology has had numerous IP rights registered and granted.
The MAQA line marking system can reduce the time it takes to initial mark by 75 per cent. Mike Lewis, of Highground Maintenance, said: “I can initial mark a full sized football pitch in 20 minutes, on my own. The results have left us speechless.”
The MAQA has a free life time guarantee and also free life time software updates.
At the recently-held preview day, a demonstration was staged at Malvern Rugby Club, close to Fleet’s headquarters which employs over 50 people including a specialist team of electronics engineers, software engineers and chemists.
The MAQA line marking machine handles circles in a way never seen before, producing exciting results with ease.
Established by Peter McGuffie in 1953, Fleet Line Markers Ltd has over 50 years’ experience in the manufacture of line marking paint, machines and equipment.
In 2007, Fleet Line Markers created the first and only laser guided line marking machine worldwide, BeamRider - which was the result of a multi-million-development program involving the leading experts in the fields of lasers, optics and sports-marking technology.
