Combination Laser Levels
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PLS Point and Line Laser
One of the most versatile types of laser levels is a combination laser level. Also known as a point and line laser, this convenient laser level can emit both points and lines. This unique feature allows the device to improve the accuracy and efficiency of certain leveling tasks.
Engineer Warehouse makes it easy to choose the best combination laser levels as we only offer laser level units made by well-established brands, like Pacific Laser Systems. This video explains why PLS lasers are ideal for indoor and outdoor tasks that involve plumb, square, horizontal, and vertical reference checking.
Combination Laser Levels
Whenever the job requires accurate leveling and plumbing, professionals fully understand the importance of laser levels. However, using standard laser levels won’t be enough to efficiently accomplish tasks such as stud installation and square alignment. For this reason, combination laser levels are the best and most versatile choice of leveling device when working on construction projects.
Featuring vertical and horizontal modes with a combination of lines and points, these laser levels offer multiple functions, perfect for any kind of leveling job. The red and green combination laser levels from Engineer Warehouse won’t only provide users with accurate results, but they will also allow versatile use. Because of their pendulum locks, they can be used to project lines or points even for slope applications. These locks add durability to the tough construction of combination laser levels, which make them suitable in tough field conditions.
By producing up to four points, lines, or a combination of the two in either horizontal or vertical modes, these laser levels are ideal for general layout work, plumbing, leveling, squaring, and installing metal or wood studs. When working over long distances during the day, use combination laser levels with compatible detectors for added accuracy and visibility.