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Rotating laser levels Australia

This is the laser that runs the slab. A rotating head throws a level (or grade) plane across the pad; a receiver on a staff tells you cut or fill in millimetres. Concreters, formworkers and civil crews live on these. Buy the laser, the receiver, the tripod and the staff together or you own a paperweight.

How to choose

  • House slabs and pads, level only: Rugby 610 or TUF 208.
  • Single-axis slope (match an existing fall): Rugby 620.
  • Two-way fall, carparks, HV work: Rugby 640. Dial-in dual grade: Rugby 680.
  • Green beam is for seeing the spot by eye in daylight — not so a machine receiver can ‘see it’. Match receiver colour to the laser, always.
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Receivers

A rotating laser without a matching receiver is a paperweight. Staff receivers live in their own aisle. 360° units for plant are machine control — not the same product.

Staff receiversMachine controlWhich receiver for a Rugby

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  • Rugby 610 vs 620

    610 is a one-button level laser for house slabs. 620 adds manual slope in one axis. Dual-fall is 640 or 680 — not the 620.

  • 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.

  • Which receiver works with a Rugby?

    Match the colour first. Red Rugby, red Rod Eye. Then pick 120, 140 or 160 by how many millimetres you actually need to read.

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FAQ

Rugby 610 or 620?
610 is a one-button level laser — slabs and pads. 620 adds manual slope in one axis for matching a fall. Dual-fall is 640 or 680, not the 620.
Leica or TUF?
Rugby is the Australian site standard. TUF 208 is the kit you put on a second ute without crying when it gets buried in the pour.
What else do I need?
Receiver, bracket, tripod, 5 m staff. Li-ion if it runs all week. The All-in-One packs already have this. Do not buy the head on its own unless you already own the rest.