
Leica · Laser distance meters
ADELAIDE · SURVEY HARDWARE & INSTRUMENT TECHNOLOGY
Tell us the job. We’ll sort the kit. Survey gear for crews. Price on the page. Add to cart. Shipped to the job.
KITS FOR THE JOB
DRAINAGE
A pipe laser in the invert, target at the far end, grade you can trust before the bedding goes in.
CONCRETE
Rotating laser, millimetre receiver, tripod, 5 m staff. The kit that lives in the ute.
EARTHWORKS
A dual-grade laser and a receiver the machine can see. Bulk fill without a grade checker in every pass.
FIT-OUT
Green 3×360° line laser, wall mount, a proper tripod. Partitions and ceiling grid off one setup.
ON THE BENCH

Leica · Laser distance meters

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Leica · Rotating lasers

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TUF · Line lasers

Leica · Total stations
BEFORE YOU BUY
ROTATING LASERS
If you pour level house slabs, buy the 610. If you need to match a fall in one direction, buy the 620. Two-way fall is a Rugby 640 (manual dual) or 680 (dial-in dual). The laser is half the kit — get the All-in-One so the receiver, tripod and staff show up in the same carton.
LASER DISTANCE METERS
D2 if you measure rooms, corridors and variations inside. D2G if the dot has to show up on steel or a bright elevation. Same pocket, same tilt sensor, same Bluetooth. Do not buy both unless two people measure at once.
PICK THE RIGHT LASER
Drainage, sewer, stormwater: pipe laser in the invert. Slabs, pads, earthworks: rotating laser on a tripod. A Rugby on the bank is a guess at pipe grade. A Piper on a slab is a waste of an invert tool.
DRAINAGE
A Piper 100, the remote, a target, and a charged Li-ion. That is the kit. Add a tripod if you are shooting over the trench rather than sitting in it. Add a locator if you do not already know what is in the ground.
LASER RECEIVERS
Colour first: red Rugby takes a red Rod Eye. Green takes green. Then pick the display — 120 or 140 for house slabs, 160 Digital if you want millimetres. A 360° machine receiver is a different product for the plant, not the staff.
BRANDS
THE SITE STANDARD
Rugby, DISTO, Lino, Piper, DD locators. This is the kit Australian crews already know how to pick up. We sell it because it shows up on spec, the accessories actually fit, and the next person on site has used one. Not because a brochure said premium.
THE SECOND UTE
Rotating lasers, 360 line lasers, auto levels, machine receivers. TUF is the kit you put on a crew that will bury it in the pour and still need to finish Friday. Green 208, LCG4, 360 machine receivers — price on the page, the same tripod thread as everything else.
LOCATE AND INSPECT
Ferromagnetic locators, sonde receivers, drain cameras. This is the locate-and-see kit: find the valve lid, follow the non-metallic line, push a camera through the blockage. Not a CAT-and-genny aisle. Some lines are email-for-price because that is how they are sold.
THE POLE AND THE PRISM
Survey accessories that finish a total-station kit: poles, prisms, adapters. Nobody writes a purchase order for a brand story. They write one because the 5/8 thread matches and the prism is on the list.
CATEGORIES
DISTO pocket lasers for measure-ups, QA and variations.
Lino and TUF crosslines for fit-out, ceilings and walls.
Rugby and TUF site lasers for slabs, pads and earthworks.
Piper lasers for gravity drainage, sewer and stormwater.
Optical dumpy levels for set-out that does not need a laser.
Manual construction total stations for set-out crews.
Cable avoidance and sonde locators before you dig.
Pushrod inspection reels for drains and conduits.
360° receivers for graders, dozers and excavators.
Rod Eye and TUF millimetre receivers that match the laser on the job.
Flat, dome and elevating tripods that hold a laser still.
Aluminium and fibreglass E-face staves, 5 m site length.
Tapes, wheels, angle finders and digital levels.
Batteries, targets, prisms, field books, pouches.
Laser plus tripod plus staff. The way the gear actually leaves.