Lasers & Intelligent Measuring

Whether you’re a professional contractor, a DIY enthusiast, or a researcher, our selection has something for everyone. Browse now and discover the difference that precision can make in your work.

What does a line laser do?

A line laser, also known as a laser level, is a handy tool that projects a bright, straight line of laser light onto surfaces. These lines can be used for a variety of tasks such as leveling, aligning, and measuring, making them an essential tool for any contractor, DIY enthusiast, or anyone looking to complete projects with precision and accuracy.

A line laser can be used for a wide range of applications such as hanging shelves, installing cabinets, tiling floors, and even landscaping. It can help you achieve perfect 90-degree angles when laying out tile, or ensure that your shelves are level and aligned.

But it’s not just for construction and home improvement projects, line lasers can also be used in scientific research and industrial settings to measure and align equipment with precision.

How accurate are line lasers?

The accuracy of a line laser is usually measured in millimeters per meter (mm/m) or inches per foot (in/ft). This measurement represents the deviation of the laser line from being perfectly straight over a distance of one meter or one foot. High-quality line lasers can have an accuracy of 1mm/m or less, which is extremely precise and suitable for most professional and DIY projects.

What is a 3 plane laser level?

A 3 plane laser level typically projects one horizontal line, one vertical line, and one cross-line, which intersect at 90-degree angles. This gives you the ability to level, align and square in both horizontal and vertical planes with ease.

This type of laser level is ideal for tasks such as hanging shelves, installing cabinets, tiling floors, and even landscaping. It can help you achieve perfect 90-degree angles when laying out tile, or ensure that your shelves are level and aligned.

What does a laser line detector do?

A laser line detector, also known as a laser receiver, is a device that detects and receives laser lines projected by a laser level.

When used in conjunction with a laser level, a laser line detector can extend the range and visibility of the laser line, allowing you to work in areas where the laser line may be too faint to see or where visibility is limited. It can also detect laser lines at greater distances, making it perfect for outdoor or large scale projects.

The laser detector typically comes with a high-visibility LED display that shows the position of the laser line, making it easy to see and follow. Some laser detectors also have an audio signal that beeps when the laser line is detected, which makes it even easier to locate.