MILWAUKEE® M18™ Rotary Laser Level Range

The new range of M18™ Rotary Lasers from MILWAUKEE® raises the game in laser guided measuring accuracy, with +- 5° self-levelling range, long distance remote control capabilities, and full M18™ battery compatibility providing up to 72 hours of run time. Whether working indoors or outdoors, there’s an application to offer all trades the ultimate combination of Impact Protection, Simplified Set Up, and Premium Accuracy.
The M18™ 300 M Green Horizontal Vertical Rotary Laser with ONE-KEY™ has all-in-one Remote and Receiver that features Centre-Find, for easy, fast, and automatic long-range alignment. This remote/receiver detects beams up to 300 m and features simplified menu navigation with a user-friendly design. The amplified rare earth magnets provide the remote/receiver with a strong hold onto steel studs. The included Wall Mount provides the fastest mounting with a single dial setup, the wall mount can easily mount lasers on horizontal or vertical materials.
The M18™ 600 M Horizontal Rotary Laser With ONE-KEY™ has a simple, one-button setup. Featuring built-in manual masking shutters, you’re now able to block the laser in any desired direction, preventing interference with other lasers on site. The Receiver will detect the laser up to 600 m and has built-in strobe light protection, reducing interference and downtime on the jobsite.
The M18™ 1200 M Horizontal Vertical Auto Dual Grade Rotary Laser With ONE-KEY™ has a receiver that has simplified menu navigation and a user-friendly design. The Laser's remote control provides a duplicated display to the interface on the laser itself, which provides the ability to adjust the slope remotely. The Receiver will detect the laser up to 1200 m and has built-in strobe light protection, reducing interference and downtime on the jobsite.
Designed for harsh jobsite conditions, MILWAUKEE® ensures your laser is protected, withstanding up to a 1.5M drop and a 2M Tripod tip.
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