IP67 rated, these lasers have a lens that's sealed to keep out dust and water. They're often used to create reference points for machine vision cameras and robots.

Dot lasers work well for indicating a drill point and positioning workpieces on lathes, presses, and CNC machines. They come with a magnetic mount that attaches to steel surfaces, so you don't have to drill holes in your machinery. The mount holds the laser at a fixed angle. Line lasers work well for marking cut lines for saws, aligning rollers on conveyor belts, and checking that the edge on a machined part is straight. They project a line that is even and bright along the entire length.

Red lasers are best viewed indoors and at short distances. Green lasers are ten times brighter than red lasers. They’re easy to view, even in brightly lit rooms, outdoor locations, and over long distances.

Hardwire DC lasers to programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and timer relays to automate when they turn on and off. For 5V and 8V DC lasers, you'll need to cut off their plug to hardwire them. Their plug fits into an AC adapter (sold separately).

Adjustable-angle mounts (sold separately for some lasers) rotate in any direction, so you can swivel the laser to the correct angle for your job without having to reposition the entire mount.

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These lasers project a bright, accurate reference point while resisting heat from furnaces, kilns, and other machinery that runs hot. Use them for everything from aligning bores, rods, and other components in engines to marking workpieces for spot welds. The glass lens won’t warp or melt like a plastic one might, so the dot stays precise and clear.

Lasers project a red light that is best viewed indoors. They aren't adjustable, so the dot will get bigger as you move the laser further away. These lasers have a plug that fits into an included AC adapter, but they can also be hardwired by cutting off the plug. Hardwire them to programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and timer relays to automate when they turn on and off.

Adjustable-angle mounts rotate 80° in any direction, so you can swivel the laser to your desired angle without having to reposition the entire mount.

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Even with their built-in mount, these lasers only take up as much space as two dice. Use them to project a bright, vivid reference point to align tools or guide machine vision cameras and robots. Since you can adjust their dot size, these lasers work well for both long-range positioning and close-up precision tasks. Larger dot sizes are often used to install pipe over long distances. The dot is red, so it’s best viewed indoors.

Position these lasers directly on a flat surface. Lasers project a red dot that is best viewed indoors. Twist the knob to focus the dot so it is more precise at short distances.