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Pipe lasers for drainage Australia

A pipe laser sits in the invert and throws a grade beam to a target at the far end of the run. Stormwater, sewer, house connection — this is how Australian drainage crews set fall before the bedding goes in. A rotating laser on the bank is a guess. Piper in the pipe is the job.

How to choose

  • Most civil drainage: Piper 100. Remote, target, Li-ion. Done.
  • Long runs and auto-alignment: Piper 200 with Alignmaster.
  • Green beam (100G / 200G) if you are working in bright open trench.
  • You still need a target. The beam is useless if nobody is looking at it.

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  • Pipe laser vs rotating laser

    A pipe laser sits in the invert and throws grade down the run. A rotating laser throws a plane across the pad. Different tools. Do not mix them up.

  • What you need to install stormwater

    Pipe laser, remote, target, spare battery. Tripod if you shoot over the trench. That is the stormwater kit — not a rotating laser on the bank.

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FAQ

Piper 100 or 200?
100 is the daily drainage laser. 200 adds Alignmaster so it finds the target itself on longer or tighter runs. If you mainly do house connections, 100. If you do mains, 200.
Can a rotating laser do drainage?
It can give you a grade on the bank. It cannot sit in the invert and show the fall down the pipe. Different tools.
What else is in a drainage kit?
Remote, target, spare battery, and a tripod if you are shooting over the trench. That is the whole conversation.