Dot, Cross-Line & Plane Laser Levels
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Dot, cross-line, and plane laser levels emit light beams that display as points, horizontal and vertical bands, or 360° planes when they hit surfaces. The dots, lines, and planes provide a reference for alignment and layout, especially in building construction and framing applications. Also known as laser plumb bobs, these levels are commonly paired with a laser receiver to detect light beams in daylight.
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Dot Laser Levels
Dot laser levels project small circles of light to assist with horizontal alignment (level) and vertical alignment (plumb). Also known as spot laser levels, they are commonly used to transfer points from one surface to another, such as from floor to ceiling when marking placement for anchors, recessed light fixtures, and through holes.
4 Dots
Red Laser Beam
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3 Dots
Red Laser Beam
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Green Laser Beam
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5 Dots
Red Laser Beam
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Green Laser Beam
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Cross-Line Laser Levels
Cross-line laser levers project two intersecting lines for horizontal (level) and vertical (plumb) alignment. They provide easier placement and greater accuracy than chalk lines for tasks such leveling cabinets and counters, placing wall outlets, and installing light fixtures.
Number of Lines & Dots: Unspecified
Green Laser Beam
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2 Lines
Green Laser Beam
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Red Laser Beam
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2 Lines & 2 Dots
Red Laser Beam
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2 Lines & 4 Dots
Green Laser Beam
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3 Lines
Green Laser Beam
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Red Laser Beam
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Cross-Line & Dot Laser Levels
These levels project both cross lines and dots for horizontal (level) and vertical (plumb) alignment. Cross lines are two intersecting lines that allow easier placement and greater accuracy than chalk lines for tasks, such leveling cabinets and counters, placing wall outlets, and installing light fixtures. Dots are small circles of light that assist with transferring points from one surface to another, such as from floor to ceiling when marking placement for anchors, recessed light fixtures, and through holes.
2 Lines & 1 Dot
Green Laser Beam
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2 Lines & 2 Dots
Green Laser Beam
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Red Laser Beam
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2 Lines & 4 Dots
Green Laser Beam
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Red Laser Beam
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2 Lines & 5 Dots
Green Laser Beam
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Red Laser Beam
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4 Lines & 1 Dot
Red Laser Beam
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Plane Laser Levels
Plane laser levels project a line from each side to form four-line horizontal (level) and/or vertical (plumb) planes around the level. The projections intersect to assist with leveling, alignment, squaring, and plumbing, especially for tasks that require positioning along multiple walls within a space. These levels are commonly used when installing drop ceilings, recessed lighting, sprinkler systems, chair rails, and trim.
1 Plane
Green Laser Beam
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2 Plane
Green Laser Beam
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Red Laser Beam
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3 Plane
Green Laser Beam
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Red Laser Beam
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