2.4m Laser Leveling Rod

2.4m Laser Leveling Rod

Features:

Used with rotary laser level or line laser to measure height difference

Adjustable height from 1.3m to 2.4m

Easy-to-Read front metric scales in two colors
Optional back 5mm/E scale

Quick clamp or screw lock available
Come with circular bubble and nylon carry bag

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What is a laser grade rod use for

A laser grade rod, also known as a laser leveling rod, is primarily used in construction, surveying, and landscaping for the following purposes:

Leveling and elevation measurement:

It is used in conjunction with a laser level. The laser level projects a horizontal or vertical laser beam, and the grade rod is marked with graduations. By holding the rod at different points and reading the laser beam's position on the rod, workers can determine the elevation differences and ensure that surfaces are level or at a specific slope. For example, when pouring a concrete slab, the laser grade rod helps ensure that the slab is poured at the correct height and slope for proper drainage.

Setting grades and slopes:

In landscaping and construction projects that require a specific slope or grade, such as for driveways, sidewalks, or drainage systems, the laser grade rod is used to set the appropriate angle. The rod allows workers to measure and adjust the height of the surface at various points to achieve the desired slope.

Aligning structures:

When building walls, fences, or other vertical structures, the laser grade rod can be used with a vertical laser beam to ensure that the structures are plumb (perfectly vertical). This helps in achieving straight and properly aligned structures, which is crucial for the stability and aesthetics of the construction.

Determining depth:

In some excavation or trenching operations, the laser grade rod can be used to measure the depth of the excavation. By comparing the laser beam's position on the rod at the edge of the excavation with its position at the bottom, workers can accurately determine the depth and ensure that it meets the project requirements.