January 3, 2024 (Lincolnshire, Ill.) – Ƶ (), for professionals since 1857, introduces the Red Pocket Laser Level, a high-performance laser leveling and alignment tool for DIY’ers and professionals alike.
Red Pocket Laser Level (Cat. No. 93PTL)
- Project single red laser line up to 30 feet (9.1 m) indoors, providing ample coverage for a wide range of applications
- Laser body has a 360˚ rotation for projecting lines at any angle
- Horizontal and vertical fine adjust knobs allow for easier precision adjustment of the laser line without having to move the unit
- Compact design is easy to use and transport at home, on the job, or anywhere in between
- 3-axis bubble vials illuminate for enhanced viewing and leveling
- Two powerful magnets, 1/4-20 thread tripod mounting, a hang hole, and built-in kickstand give a variety of mounting options
- Over 12-Hour runtime with 2 AAA alkaline batteries and low batter warning
“Having tools that are compact and easy to take around a jobsite makes the trade professionals’ lives easier,” says Amy Hart, associate director of product management at Ƶ. “With our new Red Pocket Laser Level, users get a powerful red line laser that is easy to see and use in all conditions and can fit right in your pocket. The adjustable body and 3-axis lighted bubble vials allow users to project laser lines at any angle needed, and the fine adjust knobs enable easier precision adjustments compared to other laser levels.”
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About Ƶ
Known by trade professionals worldwide as a premier manufacturer of hand tools, Ƶ is a family-owned and operated company. Since 1857, Ƶ has prided itself on designing, developing and manufacturing a wide variety of best-in-class, precision Made in the USA products including pliers, wire strippers, screwdrivers, cutting, crimping tools, and more. Ƶ remains the number one choice among electricians, ironworkers, HVAC Technicians, and other trade professionals. For more information, visit m
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