Construction laser and rotating laser hire
Levelling, falls and heights. Rotating lasers with receiver for outdoor use, level lasers and grade lasers for drainage and casting.
3 models for hire
The tripod and levelling staff are hired separately and are usually needed. If you are setting the fall on drainage, the laser must be able to be set to a fall — let us know when you book, and you'll get the right type.
Useful before you hire
- Minimum rental is one day. Weekend rental runs from Friday 15:00 to Monday 08:00, at a discounted price.
- Insurance and return inspection are charged in addition to the rental — see rental prices.
- Collect it yourself or have it delivered. We deliver throughout Norway — see transport.
- Instruction is included on collection and delivery. See also the rental terms.
Not sure what you need?
Call +47 948 87 000 and describe the job. We will tell you which machine is right, and whether it is available when you need it.
Level laser or grade laser?
The Leica Rugby 610 is a level laser. It creates a horizontal plane around itself and suits jobs where everything must be at the same height: foundations, formwork, foundation walls, decking or setting out heights on the plot.
The Rugby 670 and CLX 300 can be set to a fall. The CLX 300 has fall in one direction, up to 8%. This is what you need when water must run the right way: drainage, surface water pipes, sewers, driveways and patios sloping away from the house.
Tripod and staff go with it
The laser must stand steady above the work area, and it does that on a tripod. With the levelling staff and the receiver you read off the height where you are standing, whether at the bottom of the trench or on top of the formwork. Both are hired separately. If you don't have your own, book them together with the laser.
How to use it
Place the tripod on firm ground where it won't be in the way of machines and people. A tripod that gets knocked while you work gives wrong readings on everything afterwards. Check against a fixed reference point, such as a bolt or a known benchmark, when you start and after a break.
The rotating laser is made for outdoor use. The beam is hard to see in daylight, which is why you use a receiver.
Lasers and digging go together
Much of the laser work is about digging, whether it's a trench for drainage or a plot for a new foundation. If you hire a mini excavator at the same time, you can check depth and fall as you dig, instead of measuring afterwards. Both can be delivered with our own transport.
Questions and answers
Which laser do I need for drainage?
For drainage the laser must be able to be set to a fall. Choose the Rugby 670 or CLX 300, and let us know when you book.
Are the tripod and staff included?
No. The tripod and levelling staff are hired separately, and you usually need them.
How much fall can the CLX 300 be set to?
The CLX 300 can be set to a fall in one direction, up to 8%.
Can I use the laser in daylight?
Yes. The rotating lasers are made for outdoor use, and you read off the height with the receiver.