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Professional receiver with digital readout, millimetre accuracy and strobe rejection. Learn More

Robust and reliable. The No. 10 level series, a market leading product range for more than 15 years. Continuous development ensures the No. 10 is up-to-date and suitable for all levelling applications. Suitable for builders, engineers and surveyors. Learn More

RUGGED, RELIABLE AND EASY TO USE - A PIPE LASER FOR TOUGH USE PRICE ON APPLICATION. Learn More

Heavy duty laser receiver ideal for mounting onto construction machines. Strong built-in magnets for connection to machines and a clamp for levelling staffs. Large receiving window (125 mm) and clear height indication (audible and visible). Ideal for use with smaller excavators. Learn More

Electronic inclinometers for everyday use. Learn More

Nylon coated steel tape. Abrasion resistant and virtually unbreakable. Ergonomically designed to be comfortable and easy to use. 3 x speed rewind. Learn More

6 reference points plus a laser cross

CrossPointer5 SP is a Selection PRO product with special features.

• Outstanding visibility of the laser lines
• Combination of a 5 point and cross line laser
• 6 reference points at 90° to each other
• Horizontal and vertical lines at 90° to each other

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A range of versatile easy to use electronic theodolites to suit all applications from construction to surveying. Large illuminated LCD displays for optimum readability – flexible, reliable, affordable. The FET 405K and FET 420K are equipped with a two-axes compensator. Learn More

Self-levelling - The instrument is set up quickly and effortlessly to project horizontal or vertical lines. Minor angular mis-alignments of ± 4° are compensated automatically. If the tilt is outside these limits, the device does not project any lines and errors are therefore prevented.
Extra long laser lines - The improved emergence angle ensures outstanding visibility and extension of the laser line for perfect levelling and alignment at long distances. It is possible, e.g., to transfer reference points from one wall to the next. Leave your spirit level and string in your tool box.
Working in bright conditions - The pulse function is not just an energy-saving mode: it also allows you to locate the laser lines using a laser detector, even in very bright lighting conditions. A series of acoustic signals from the detector indicates the precise position of the laser beam plane.
Lock function - You can manually switch off the self-levelling features using the lock function. The laser line can then be projected at any angle. The lock function also serves as transport protection.

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