Aptella announces distribution agreement with Zoller + Fröhlich (Z+F) to deliver advanced 3D laser scanning solutions throughout Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea (PNG).

Geospatial and positioning company Aptella is pleased to announce a distribution agreement with Z+F, a well-respected electrical engineering firm based in Germany. Under the agreement, Aptella will offer sales, training and technical support for a range of Z+F laser scanners to customers throughout Australia, New Zealand and PNG.

“Z+F has a reputation for delivering industry-leading solutions that are innovative, reliable and highly accurate,” said Martin Nix, Aptella CEO.

“We are delighted to partner with a company that shares our passion for pioneering a better way and we look forward to offering customers the very best when it comes to 3D laser scanning technology that is backed by our extensive technical expertise and local support,” he added.

Ideal for use in a wide range of applications for the built environment, resources industry, natural landscapes or forensic investigations, Z+F 3D laser scanners are used by engineers and surveyors to create high-resolution point clouds for data analysis and reporting.

Aptella will offer the popular Z+F IMAGER® 5010 series as well as the new Z+F IMAGER® 5016, a compact, high performance instrument that delivers more than one million points per second and high accuracy up to distances of 360 metres.

Aptella laser scanning experts will be manufacturer-trained at Z+F’s headquarters in Wangen, Germany, to enable comprehensive support for customers. Z+F will also assist Aptella to establish a local calibration check facility in Australia to minimise the service turnaround time.

“We welcome this new reseller agreement with Aptella, a company with a large network of offices to support customers at a local level,” said Dr.-Ing. Christoph Fröhlich (CEO) from Z+F. “We look forward to a successful partnership and offering well supported, reliable instruments to the surveying, engineering, construction and mining industries.”