Laser Accessories

A laser target can help you find the laser by making the beam more visible. Some of them also have a magnetic base, so you can attach it to a ceiling grid or set of steel studs. Feel free to look at what we have at Engineer Supply, so you can browse through the broad selection of laser accessories we have in stock.

Here are some of the common types of laser level accessories:

• Laser Level Detector— This tool can come in handy if you’re using a laser level in an area where the distance or lighting conditions make it harder to see a laser beam with the naked eye.
• Laser Level Tripod— You can set your laser level on this three-legged stand so you can shoot the beam from a specific height, which is a necessary tool if you want to maximize your efficiency.
• Grade Rod— Also called a “leveling rod,” this tool will allow you to measure elevation differences. And while it can be used in different ways by architects, engineers, and contractors, one of its more common applications is to find a beam coming from a laser level.
• Laser Safety Glasses— You need to wear safety glasses if you work in an environment where there might be a lot of dust or anything that can damage your eyes. So if you’re working on or near a laser level, you’ll need to put on a pair of glasses that will protect your eyes from getting damaged by the beam.

If you’re looking for a place where you can buy a variety of laser accessories, be sure to look at what we have at Engineer Supply.

Here are some of the common types of construction lasers:

• Plumb or Dot Lasers— These laser tools produce one or a series of dots that can be used as a reference on a wall or work surface. They work in the same way as a reference point or plumb bob.
• Line Level Lasers— Also called “laser line generators,” they emit a level line on the wall. They can also emit the reference in a “cross-hair” fashion, but they will typically emit a single line in one direction along a single wall or workspace.
• Rotary Level Lasers— They emit a level line in a “rotary fashion” around an entire room along a 360-degree horizontal plane. They’re a little larger and can be mounted on a tripod. Some rotary lasers can be placed on their sides by using an optional trivet, so you can project the beam along a vertical plane.

If you’re looking for a laser level or any accessories to go with it, be sure to look at what we have in stock.

Lasers can make it possible for one person to perform leveling or grading tasks that would normally need the help of a second person, which is sometimes the case if you were using more traditional methods. Three of the most common applications for laser surveying include:

• Leveling work sites.
• Grading terrain.
• Leveling floors.

If you’re looking for a laser tool you can use for surveying, be sure to look at what we have at Engineer Supply.

If you’re looking for a place where you can choose from a variety of laser level accessories, you can find what you need at Engineer Supply. We have a number of products that can meet a variety of needs. Some of the laser accessories we have in stock include but may not be limited to:

• Protective laser glasses
• Laser targets
• Laser poles
• Laser jamb poles

If you’re looking for a laser target or some other accessory you can use with a laser construction tool, be sure to look at what we have in our store.