5 Line Green Laser Level

5 Line Laser Level Diagram

Q1: Is a green laser level better than red?
A1: Yes. Green lasers are much more efficient and visible in areas of broad daylight and direct sunlight. They are also able to travel longer distances, which is why they are so popular on construction sites.

Q2: What are green laser levels used for?
A2: A green line laser level tool is a construction tool that uses a laser to detect the vertical position of the object. It's used for measuring distances and heights, as well as for aligning objects on different levels.

Q3: Why are laser levels green?
A3: Lasers emitted by the green diode provide a solid line that can be seen at a longer distance without requiring a detector. Clearer to see by the human eye than any other color and four times more visible than red. Green Laser Levels provide a great edge in interior jobs.

Tips: How to adjust the zero calibration of laser level?

• Put the spirit level on a flat plate (or machine tool guide rail) with a solid foundation, and after the bubbles are stable, take a reading at one end such as the left end, and set it to zero. Then turn the level meter 180 degrees, and still put it on the original position of the plate. After the bubble is stabilized, still read the A grid at the original end (left end), and the zero position error of the level meter is 1/2 of the A grid.
• If the zero error exceeds the allowable range, the level meter zero adjustment mechanism (adjustment screw or nut) needs to be adjusted to reduce the zero error to within the allowable value. For non-regulated adjustment screws, the nut must not be twisted at will. Before adjustment, the level meter works The surface and the plate must be wiped clean. After adjustment, the screws or nuts must be tightened).

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