STABILA eCampus: LAR 350 / LAR 300 rotating lasers

The STABILA eCampus - first-hand product and application knowledge on the subject of measuring tools. For all those who want to know exactly.
In this video, Holger Binder (Chief Marketing and Sales Officer) and Michael Haag (Head of Product Management) present the rotating lasers LAR 350 (2-axis laser) and LAR 300 (horizontal laser). Extremely powerful, easy to use and robust construction lasers. The STABILA PROTECTOR system protects against falls and the lasers are waterproof and dustproof to IP 65. LAR 350 with intuitive MOTION CONTROL, LED ASSIST and a wide range of functions.
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[@taylorp3685]

Just picked mine up today. So far what I’ve noticed is how well-built it feels. I know stabile is among the best if not the best when it comes to levels. The only thing I can say so far is it doesn’t actually tell you what degree or percentage of fall you were on. Often times on job sites with concrete or asphalt, I would usually sit on the digital screen of the lieca laser level to the exact percentage. I wanted on the X or Y axis, and it would put the perfect grade for me to know the slope I needed on the roadway or the concrete. Maybe I’m just stupid but I’m really confused on how to tell the exact degree or percentage of fall. I have when using this laser. Is there a simple way to do that?

[@danthechippie4439]

How much?why isn't it a green laser?

[@STABILAOfficial]

We sell our products exclusively through network of dealers who will be happy to inform you about our prices. These dealers are shown for selected countries in the Dealer Locator on our website. The LAR 300 and LAR 350 rotation lasers are designed for outdoor use. In outdoor applications, a green laser brings no advantage over a red laser. Green lasers are better visible to the human eye than red lasers, but the very fast rotation laser spot is only visible at very short distances (the exact distance always depends on the brightness of the environment). Therefore, a receiver is always required.

[@RockinBarBRanch]

Made in Germany, says it all!

[@STABILAOfficial]

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