Laser Levels: Manufacturers

A list of links to view the tools and their specs

by Chris Ermides

Laser level technology is allowing people of all trades to do more accurate work faster. In the December 2006/January 2007 issue of Fine Homebuilding (#184), contributing editor Gary Katz offers job-site insights to explain the differences between laser level types, as well as common uses for each in his article "Laser Levels: Bet You Can't Buy Just One." Here you'll find a list of manufacturers, along with links to their Web sites.

Black & Decker
www.blackanddecker.com/ProductGuide/Default.aspx?cpath=1717

Craftsman
www.sears.com/sr/javasr/subcat.do?BV_SessionID=@@@@0673617668.1163099079@@@@ &BV_EngineID=ccikaddjfmikkjjcefecemldffidfmm.0&gridindicator= false&cat=Hand+Tools,+Carpentry&subcat=Laser+Tools&vertical= TOOL&Filter=Brand%7cCraftsman%5e&ihtoken=1

CST/Berger
www.cstsurvey.com

David White
www.davidwhite.com

DeWalt
www.dewalt.com/us/products/tool_category_listing.asp?categoryID=863

Johnson Level & Tool
www.johnsonlevel.com

Keson
www.keson.com/products/lasers/index.htm

Pacific Laser Systems (PLS)
http://www.plslaser.com

Ryobi
www.ryobitools.com/power-tools/category/C22

RoboToolz
www.robotoolz.com

Spectra Precision/Trimble
www.trimble.com/type_exterior.shtml

Stabila
www.stabila.com