While the bubble level has been around for many years, there have been advances in technology that has made this process much easier. Since laser levels have been introduced to the market, critics have been seeing it as nothing more than a passing fad. But it has become a viable product that has allowed contractors to make accurate measurements quickly. Some of them are also able to level themselves, which can save a great deal of time while you’re on the job site. While leveling it manually isn’t difficult (though it does take some practice), eliminating this step can save you time and could prevent costly errors.
The Johnson Level and Tool Company has a broad selection of leveling and construction tools. Some of these include but may not be limited to:
- Laser levels
- Industrial equipment and tools/li>
- Box levels
- Torpedo levels
- Chalk lines
- Builder’s squares
- Rafter layout squares
- Framing squares
- Measuring tapes
Feel free to look at what we have in stock, so you can find a tool that will meet your specific needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Johnson level?
The Johnson Level and Tool Company has been making quality construction tools since 1947. They have one of the most comprehensive lines of measuring tools, but the Johnson spirit level is one of their most well-known tools. You can even buy a Johnson laser level, which is one of the best on the market. Feel free to look at the broad selection of Johnson tools we have at Engineer Supply
How accurate is a Johnson laser level?
The accuracy of a Johnson laser level kit can be anywhere from 1/16th of an inch to 1/8th of an inch for every 50-100 feet. Not only is it more accurate than a spirit level, but it can also measure a plumb or level point at a much greater distance. Be sure to look at the specifications for every Johnson level you’re considering.
How does a Johnson laser level kit work?
A Johnson laser level can give you a level or plumb reference by displaying a dot or line on a particular surface. Rotary laser levels can work along a 360-degree plane, which can be handy if you need to work on an entire room. If you’re looking for a quality Johnson level, be sure to look at what we have at Engineer Supply.
Can a Johnson level be used for tiling?
While there are many types of Johnson laser levels, some of them are built specifically for tiling applications. They can project a laser beam over wet mastic or cement. They can also form a 90-degree reference, which can be used in flooring applications. Some of them even have dual leveling vials, so they can be used on vertical surfaces.
Where can I buy a Johnson laser level?
Whether you’re looking for a Johnson laser level kit or some other leveling tool, you can find what you need at Engineer Supply. We’re a Factory Authorized Dealer of Johnson tools. So if you’re looking for one of the most comprehensive selections of laser levels and construction tools, feel free to look at what we have in stock.