Klein Tools' rechargeable Green Cross-Line Laser Level for brighter jobsites
Klein Tools introduces the Rechargeable Self-Leveling Green Cross-Line Laser Level, a high performance laser leveling and alignment tool for professionals, specially designed with a bright green cross laser.
Highlights of Rechargeable Self-Leveling Green Cross-Line Laser Level with Red Plumb (Cat. No. 93LCLGR):
- Self-leveling laser level is easy-to-read with high-visibility green horizontal and vertical laser lines and red plumb spot lasers with a working range of 165’
- Projects high precision horizontal and vertical lines and plumb up/down spots independently or together to address various alignment tasks with accuracy up to 3/32’’ at 33’
- High-capacity rechargeable Li-ion battery powers all lasers with 15 hours of run time
- Integrated magnetic 360-degree mounting bracket with 1/4-inch and 5/8-inch tripod mounting threads facilitates attachment to ferromagnetic objects
- Additional mounting clamp attachment for use on ceiling grid applications
- Rugged body provides IP54 water and dust resistance for job site durability
- Includes protective hard plastic carrying case, USB-A to USB-C charging cable, mounting clamp, and instruction manual
“On brighter jobsites, standard red lasers can be harder to see, thus slowing down work and making things more difficult,” said Umar Siddiqui, associate product manager at Klein Tools. “We wanted this product to give trade professionals a bright green laser to improve visibility. Paired with the integrated magnetic mounting bracket and additional ceiling grid mounting clamp, this level enables a multitude of alignment and layout applications. Plus, the high-capacity rechargeable Li-ion battery means you can get over 15 hours of bright laser lines in just one charge.”
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