Pipe Lasers
New England Laser & Transit sells & services pipe lasers from AGL, Leica and David White		Order online using our secure shopping cart or order by phone at 800-362-8734

AGL GradeLight 2700 Pipe Laser

	60 Hours of Operation  Grade Range: +40% to -10%  Self-Leveling Range: ±5.7%  Azimuth Range: 20' @ 100'  Operating Temp: 0ßF to 120ßF  Waterproof: (IPX7)  Nitrogen Purged  Accuracy: ±1/16" in 100'  Remote Control Operation 600'	AGL GradeLight 2700 Package Pipe Laser in Carrying Case DC 12 Volt Power Cable 120 Volt AC Charger IR Remote Control Target Assy. with Small Insert Short Side/Center Extension Legs User Manual List Price:  $4995 Our Price $4495
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Leica Piper 100 Pipe Laser

	40 Hours on a Single 4hr Charge  Grade Range: +25% to -10%  Self-Leveling Range: -15% to +30%  Azimuth Range: 20' @ 100'  Operating Temp: -4ßF to 122ßF  Waterproof: (IPX8)  Nitrogen Purged  Accuracy: ±1/16" in 100'  Remote Control Operation 500'  Cordless Operation	Piper 100 Package Pipe Laser in Carrying Case Li-Ion Charger with Instructions AC/DC Adapter Battery, Internal, 4Ah, Li-Ion IR Remote Control Target Assy. with Small Insert User Manual List Price:  $4395 Our Price $3995
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David White DW PL20 Pipe Laser

	Operating range 800-ft.(243m)  Grade range -15% ~ 40%  ± 15% Line range  ± 10 Arc seconds horizontal accuracy  Rechargeable NiMH battery pack, alkaline batteries, or 12V external power cord  4�F ~ 122�F (-20�C ~ 50�C) Operating temperature  2 Year warranty  Two-way RF remote control  Lock grade and line feature  Sleep mode  Multi-Function Menus'	DW PL20 Package DW PL20 with carrying case RF Remote Target set Rechargeable NiMH battery pack Alkaline battery pack Battery charger 12V exteranl power cord Leg set List Price:  $6041 Our Price $3995
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General Info: PIPE LASERS are designed for one function...guiding the laying of pipe from one point to another in a straight line. By carefully aligning the laser beam to the correct grade and line, pipe sections can be set end to end using the laser beam seen at the end of the last pipe on a "pipe target" as a reference point.

The slant of the laser beam can be accurately adjusted to follow the design specifications of the project. Many plans give the slant of the pipe as SLOPE. Most PIPE LASERS express their readings as PERCENT GRADE, which indicates the elevation difference in 100'. Therefore, the SLOPE number must be multiplied by 100 to get % Grade. Further information can be found at SLOPE vs %GRADE.

Once the grade is set, the laser beam must be directed on LINE from the beginning point to the termination point. Usually, a TRANSIT is set up over the top of the PIPE LASER and aimed at the termination point. The TRANSIT scope is then turned downward to sight in front of the first piece of pipe. The PIPE LASER beam is adjusted right or left to meet the vertical crosshair of the TRANSIT.

Most current PIPE LASERS have a RF or IR remote to drive the line left or right from the front end of the pipe work. Because the laser beam is static and presents a possible safety hazard if focused in the eye, laser placards and operator cards are required on the jobsite (see OSHA regulations).

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