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Wet Weather and Laser Levels How to treat your laser level during wet weather can have a big impact on how long the laser is... Continue reading
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Laser Level Classifications Lasers have been classified internationally on the basis of how safe they are to use. There are also Australian standards in the... Continue reading
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The Laser Level IP rating is an international standard for rating how dust and water resistant an enclosure or a device is. Laser Level IP... Continue reading
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Is Laser Level Accuracy Important? Its both a yes and no. The important thing is that the laser level accuracy is good enough for the job that... Continue reading
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As Prices fall on quality rotating lasers, more and more builders and DIY self-builders are buying them so here is a very basic guide on... Continue reading
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Red beam lasers have been around for some years now, but more recently green laser level beams have become available. Green Beam Lasers are up... Continue reading
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Charging Batteries There are a number of different battery types available for laser levels these days. The following is a guide on the pro’s and... Continue reading
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Dumpy Levels also known as Auto Levels or Optical Levels have been around a very long time and provide an accurate and reliable method of... Continue reading
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