Laser Level

A laser level is an electronic device that projects one or more fixed lines or points of red or green light beams along the horizontal and vertical axes. It belongs to hardware decoration construction tools, and is widely used in handicraft, construction industry, decoration engineering and other fields, and is the mainstream tool for professionals in the masonry construction industry.

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These professional leveling tools allow for the control and assurance of proper alignment of structures with great precision. They are essential tools in the field of construction. There are several models of professional laser levels, each used depending on the type of work to be carried out.

They can be used both indoors and outdoors on buildings and structures. Another advantage of using them is the time-saving aspect.

Do you need a high-quality construction laser level for your DIY projects? We offer professional laser levels designed by Huepar, equipped with advanced technologies.

About the laser level

The laser level is a tool that operates using a light beam, which is often red in color. This light beam allows the visualization of angle, horizontal, and vertical markers. It also serves as a sightline on the surface.

The laser range is between 15 and 50 mm for indoor models and up to 100 m for outdoor models. The laser level is used for DIY tasks such as installing false ceilings, painting, and other common projects. Our laser levels are suitable for both professionals and individuals.

Different Huepar laser models

Whatever type of laser level you are looking for, you will find it here.

• Cross line laser level: This model projects two lines at a 90° angle. It is effective for tiling or installing furniture.

• Line laser level: It projects a visible line and is used for installing baseboards or moldings.

• Rotary laser level: This model is suitable for outdoor use and can project a line up to 360°. It facilitates masonry work.

Laser levels with different modes

Here, you will find models with three operating modes: manual mode, automatic mode, and pulse mode. Some models also operate with three power modes: lithium-ion battery, AA LR6 alkaline batteries, and mains power connection.

Bluetooth-enabled laser levels

We also offer Bluetooth-enabled laser level models. This Bluetooth technology allows you to control the laser configuration via a dedicated app on your smartphone. You can also activate or deactivate the pulse mode and laser lines with your smartphone.