We stock a professional range of laser levels for construction, groundwork and general trade use, including line lasers and rotary lasers from Topcon and Stabila.
Our laser levels include:
Line lasers for tiling, shelving and general levelling
Rotary lasers for groundwork, foundations and larger sites
Self levelling models for faster setup on uneven ground
If you can't find the laser level you're looking for, tell us what you need here and we'll source it for you.
Laserliner VideoScope One - Compact Inspection Camera 1.5m The Laserliner VideoScope One is a compact Video Inspection Camera with 1.5m camera snake. It has a 2.7in TFT colour display with...
Milwaukee M12CLLP-301C Green Cross Line & Plumb Points Laser Kit The Milwaukee M12CLLP-301C is a professional green cross line and plumb points laser for setting out and levelling on site....
Topcon Laser Level RL-H5A LS80X mm Receiver + Tripod and Staff With great distance and high-accuracy — The RL-H5A is a next generation self-leveling construction laser. Product description The Topcon RL-H5A...
Topcon Laser Level RL-H5A with LS100-D Digital mm Receiver + Tripod and Staff Topcon′s RL-H5A auto-levelling laser combines precision, versatility and value in one job site tough package. Its super-fast self-levelling...
TOPCON LEVEL LASER RECEIVER LS-B10 Handheld and machine-mounted laser receiver in one PERFECT FOR: Site Work Utility/Underground Foundation and Exterior Landscaping Topcon laser receivers are indicate solutions for grade checking and...
Choosing the Right Laser Level
A line laser suits general levelling, tiling and shelving work over shorter distances, while a rotary laser projects a full 360 degree plane and is better suited to groundwork, foundations and larger sites. Check the IP rating before buying if the laser will be used outdoors or on a wet site, and self levelling models save setup time on uneven ground.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a line laser and a rotary laser level?
A line laser projects one or more straight lines for tasks such as tiling, shelving and general levelling, while a rotary laser spins to project a continuous 360 degree level plane, suited to groundwork and larger sites.
Do you stock Topcon and Stabila laser levels?
Yes, we stock both Topcon rotary laser levels for construction and groundwork, and Stabila levels for general professional use.
What does a self levelling laser level do?
A self levelling laser automatically corrects itself to a level position within a set range, saving setup time compared to a manual levelling model.
What IP rating do I need for outdoor site use?
Look for an IP54 rating or higher if the laser will be used outdoors or in dusty, wet site conditions, this indicates resistance to dust and water splashes.
What range does a laser level typically cover?
Range varies by model, from around 20 metres for basic line lasers to over 300 metres for professional rotary lasers when used with a detector.
Can I source a specific laser level brand not listed here?
Yes, tell us what you need and we will try to source it for you.
