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Leica Disto™ X4 Laser Measure  Simply the best for outdoor measuring The problems associated with using a laser distance meter to take outdoor measurements are as old as the laser distance meter itself. We at Leica Geosystems are pioneers in finding solutions for the most common challenges. There are many different aspects which are causing difficulties in real applications. Looking at our latest product introduction, the Leica DISTO™ X4 with the Leica DST 360, and the Leica DISTO™ Plan app we are convinced that we have solved most of these common challenges. I would like to share with you some...

Z-LASER have researched for a long time and tried many optic variations – now they can proudly present the new "lhi90a" optics.

"lhi90a" stands for "Line High Intensity" with 90 ° fan angle and asymmetric line distribution.

Since 1999, the architecture office of Rainer Dietz has renovated and modernised many apartment buildings of the fifities with over 230 flats. All apartments, stairwells, cellars and attics, as well as the facades, are newly measured and all measurements and material details are written down on the existing old plan on the spot. Later in the office, the data is entered into a CAD program and the current stock plans are prepared in the office. Challenge Most of the time, the plans we get are not actual. We have to remeasure all flats in a little while. So a time...

For safe and accurate measurements in the alignment of drill and blast mark-ups in underground mines, GEO-Laser have produced the TL-80 Laser. The TL-80 emits a laser beam as reference axis. It has a horizontal and a vertical rotation axis system with clamp and fine adjustment knob for quick and exact fine adjustment. The tunnelling laser can be used on its own or in combination with a traversing system. In this case it is advantegeous to adjust the trunnion axis height to the surveying instrument that is to be used (Wild or Leica) Boasting a 500m range in a <5mW laser, the optics...

Announcing the NEW GEO-Laser KL-90L and KL-91L pipe laser… with green diode technology.

Ever since the introduction of GEO’s first pipe laser, the TL-7, in 1973, their lasers have been a fixture on construction sites around the world.