What are Construction Alignment Lasers?
Construction alignment lasers have been in use since the 1960s, when the applications of construction alignment lasers first began to be realized. Since then, the use of construction alignment lasers on the job site has expanded by leaps and bounds, with most construction companies making use of lasers on jobs ranging from excavations to sky scrapers. Construction alignment lasers have increased efficiency as well as ensuring that complex jobs are done properly the first time. Construction alignment lasers come in a wide variety of forms, depending upon the intended operation. In general, there is a base unit with a transmitter and receiver. Most construction alignment lasers are mounted on fully rotatable housing so that the laser can be aimed in any direction. The laser emerges as a fine beam of light, although some construction alignment lasers have diverters to split the laser into one or more beams. The laser housing usually has a display screen to show the angle and pitch of the
