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Self-Leveling Laser Line Levels

Self-leveling laser line levels are growing in popularity on the jobsite because their technology makes them quick and easy to use as well as incredibly accurate vs. traditional measuring techniques. They can self-level up to +/- 4 degrees accuracy and some can project a beam as far as 330 feet. These lasers level themselves using magnets and the force of gravity to make sure that the line is precise each time you use it. A popular laser level is the crossline laser level that produces horizontal and vertical lines that intersect. These are often used for fitting kitchens or bathrooms, carpentry, electrical fit out, tiling and more. Tools Plus offers a wide selection of laser line levels with the ability to deliver crosslines, plumb points, 360-degree lines, laser chalk lines for tiling, combined functionality and so much more.

Self-Leveling Laser Line Levels

Self-leveling laser line levels are growing in popularity on the jobsite because their technology makes them quick and easy to use as well as incredibly accurate vs. traditional measuring techniques. They can self-level up to +/- 4 degrees accuracy and some can project a beam as far as 330 feet. These lasers level themselves using magnets and the force of gravity to make sure that the line is precise each time you use it. A popular laser level is the crossline laser level that produces horizontal and vertical lines that intersect. These are often used for fitting kitchens or bathrooms, carpentry, electrical fit out, tiling and more. Tools Plus offers a wide selection of laser line levels with the ability to deliver crosslines, plumb points, 360-degree lines, laser chalk lines for tiling, combined functionality and so much more.

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Red or Green: Which Laser Line Level Color?

Laser line levels come in both red and green colored beams and both are equally accurate. There is more to picking your laser level than choosing your favorite color. Red laser beams are a more traditional choice that is well suited for indoor applications. Green laser beams tend to cost more and due to their higher energy use have a shorter battery life. However, the price is worth it considering green laser beams are brighter and easier to see in large spaces or outdoor applications. Whichever color fits your needs, we have the right laser line level for you.