Position the laser level at the right height and help read its beam on site.

Laser level SK 20 G Spektra
What it is
A line laser level is a self-levelling tool that projects horizontal, vertical or cross lines onto walls, floors and ceilings for aligning and marking out.
A line laser level is a self-levelling instrument that projects horizontal, vertical or cross lines onto walls, floors and ceilings for alignment and marking out.
What it is for
Used for levelling surfaces and structures and for setting out, for laser measurement of distances, heights and areas and for marking out lines, dimensions and reference points before work begins.
How to use it
Position the level on a tripod, bracket or stable surface, unlock the pendulum and wait for it to self-level; if the beam flashes, it is out of range. Select the line needed and mark the reference points in pencil. In bright light or outdoors, use the receiver on models that support one, and always lock the pendulum for transport.
Where it is used
- Commercial construction
- Residential construction
- Renovation
Who it is for
Designed for drywall installers, electricians, bricklayers and tilers.
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- Browse the whole category: Line Lasers
Before you order
Tell us the quantities you need and the intended use: if there is a more suitable version, or an equivalent available sooner, we will let you know.
For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.
The perfect setup for this job
Everything you need in one place, from functionality to safety.
For the job
Complete levels and rotary lasers for reading the beam from a distance and mounting them anywhere.
Power torches, measuring instruments and small portable electronic devices.
Leave clearly legible marks on wood, metal and masonry for marking out cuts and holes.




