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LEICA LINO

Leica Lino is a line of laser levels and alignment tools manufactured by Leica Geosystems, a company with a long history in precision measurement and optical instruments. The Leica Lino series focuses on compact, self-leveling lasers used in construction, interior finishing, and installation work. These tools project horizontal, vertical, and dot beams for tasks such as transferring reference points, aligning partitions, installing cabinetry, and setting fixtures. The product family includes cross-line lasers, plane lasers, dot lasers, and receivers. Beam colors are either red or green; green beams are generally more visible in bright conditions. Accuracy specifications for the line include ±0.004 in/ft (approximately ±0.3 mm/m) for many models, and ±0.0079 in at 33 ft for the Lino L2s cross-line laser. Self-leveling is electronic, which reduces setup time and helps maintain accuracy on slightly uneven surfaces. Power options include AA batteries and 20V Max battery packs, depending on the model. Receivers such as the RGR 200 and the Catch Receiver extend detection range for red beams, useful outdoors or over long distances. Housings are typically plastic, and receivers have overall heights around 5 1/2 to 6 3/4 inches. 3G Electric supplies the Leica Lino line as part of its industrial equipment catalog. The range includes cross-line and dot lasers, plane lasers, and receivers. For plant engineers and maintenance managers, these tools support layout and alignment tasks in fabrication, electrical installation, and mechanical assembly. Procurement specialists can source individual units or kits, with accessories such as targets, batteries, chargers, and carrying cases. 3G Electric provides global logistics and technical documentation to support integration into existing tool cribs and maintenance programs. The Leica Lino series is positioned for professionals who need repeatable alignment results without complex setup. The tools are not intended for survey-grade geodetic work; they are construction and installation lasers. When specifying, consider beam color, number of planes, accuracy, and power source. For example, the Lino L2P5 projects two lines and four dots with a red beam and runs on a 20V Max battery, while the L6Gs-1 projects green beams on two planes and uses AA batteries. Receivers are available for red beams to assist with detection in high-ambient-light conditions. 3G Electric maintains stock of these items and can provide spec sheets, MPNs, and lead-time information. The catalog includes both current and legacy SKUs, and the team can help identify compatible accessories. For maintenance operations, having a consistent laser platform across teams can simplify training and battery management. The Leica Lino line offers a range of models to match different visibility and accuracy requirements. 3G Electric supports the line with global shipping and order management, serving industrial buyers who need reliable access to these tools and their accessories.

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About LEICA LINO

Leica Lino is a line of laser levels and alignment tools manufactured by Leica Geosystems, a company with a long history in precision measurement and optical instruments. The Leica Lino series focuses on compact, self-leveling lasers used in construction, interior finishing, and installation work. These tools project horizontal, vertical, and dot beams for tasks such as transferring reference points, aligning partitions, installing cabinetry, and setting fixtures. The product family includes cross-line lasers, plane lasers, dot lasers, and receivers. Beam colors are either red or green; green beams are generally more visible in bright conditions. Accuracy specifications for the line include ±0.004 in/ft (approximately ±0.3 mm/m) for many models, and ±0.0079 in at 33 ft for the Lino L2s cross-line laser. Self-leveling is electronic, which reduces setup time and helps maintain accuracy on slightly uneven surfaces. Power options include AA batteries and 20V Max battery packs, depending on the model. Receivers such as the RGR 200 and the Catch Receiver extend detection range for red beams, useful outdoors or over long distances. Housings are typically plastic, and receivers have overall heights around 5 1/2 to 6 3/4 inches. 3G Electric supplies the Leica Lino line as part of its industrial equipment catalog. The range includes cross-line and dot lasers, plane lasers, and receivers. For plant engineers and maintenance managers, these tools support layout and alignment tasks in fabrication, electrical installation, and mechanical assembly. Procurement specialists can source individual units or kits, with accessories such as targets, batteries, chargers, and carrying cases. 3G Electric provides global logistics and technical documentation to support integration into existing tool cribs and maintenance programs. The Leica Lino series is positioned for professionals who need repeatable alignment results without complex setup. The tools are not intended for survey-grade geodetic work; they are construction and installation lasers. When specifying, consider beam color, number of planes, accuracy, and power source. For example, the Lino L2P5 projects two lines and four dots with a red beam and runs on a 20V Max battery, while the L6Gs-1 projects green beams on two planes and uses AA batteries. Receivers are available for red beams to assist with detection in high-ambient-light conditions. 3G Electric maintains stock of these items and can provide spec sheets, MPNs, and lead-time information. The catalog includes both current and legacy SKUs, and the team can help identify compatible accessories. For maintenance operations, having a consistent laser platform across teams can simplify training and battery management. The Leica Lino line offers a range of models to match different visibility and accuracy requirements. 3G Electric supports the line with global shipping and order management, serving industrial buyers who need reliable access to these tools and their accessories.

Common Applications

  • Interior finishing — Leica Lino L2P5 cross-line and dot laser for aligning cabinets, tiles, and fixtures
  • Ceiling and partition installation — Leica Lino L6Gs-1 green plane laser for horizontal and vertical layout
  • Electrical conduit layout — Leica Lino L6Rs-1 red plane laser for aligning runs and boxes
  • Long-range alignment — Leica Lino RGR 200 receiver with red-beam lasers for detection in bright light
  • General construction layout — Leica Lino Lino L2s cross-line laser for transferring reference points
  • Mechanical assembly — Leica Lino L2P5G green cross-line and dot laser for leveling equipment and skids

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about LEICA LINO from 3G Electric.

What is the accuracy of Leica Lino cross-line lasers?

Many Leica Lino cross-line lasers, such as the Lino L2P5 and Lino L2P5G, have an accuracy of ±0.004 in/ft (approximately ±0.3 mm/m). The Lino L2s cross-line laser is specified at ±0.0079 in at 33 ft. Accuracy can vary by model and conditions; always refer to the specific product datasheet for exact figures. These tolerances are typical for construction and installation alignment tasks, not for survey-grade geodetic measurements.

What is the difference between red and green beams in Leica Lino lasers?

Leica Lino lasers are available with red or green beams. Green beams are generally more visible to the human eye under bright ambient light, which can be an advantage for indoor work near windows or in well-lit spaces. Red beams are common and often used with receivers for extended range. Both colors are available across different models, such as the Lino L2P5 (red) and Lino L2P5G (green). The choice depends on the working environment and personal preference.

Which Leica Lino models project two planes?

The Leica Lino L6Gs-1 and L6G-1 project green beams on two planes (horizontal and vertical). The L6Rs-1 projects red beams on two planes. These plane lasers are self-leveling and are used for alignment and layout tasks such as installing ceilings, walls, and partitions. They provide a horizontal and vertical reference simultaneously, which can reduce setup time compared to single-plane tools.

What receivers are available for Leica Lino lasers?

Leica Lino offers receivers such as the RGR 200 and the Catch Receiver (MPN 842018). These detect red laser beams and are used for alignment and leveling over long distances or in bright conditions where the beam is difficult to see. Both operate on AA batteries (included) and have plastic housings. The RGR 200 has an overall height of 5 1/2 inches; the Catch Receiver is 6 3/4 inches. They are compatible with red-beam Leica Lino lasers.

What power sources do Leica Lino laser levels use?

Leica Lino laser levels use either AA batteries or 20V Max battery packs, depending on the model. For example, the Lino L2P5 uses a 20V Max battery and includes a Li-Ion battery pack, charger, and plugs. The L6Gs-1, L6G-1, L6Rs-1, and Lino L2s operate on AA batteries. Receivers also use AA batteries. When selecting a model, consider the availability of battery platforms in your existing tool inventory to simplify maintenance.

Are Leica Lino lasers suitable for outdoor use?

Leica Lino lasers are primarily designed for indoor construction and installation tasks. However, with a compatible receiver, red-beam models can be used outdoors or in bright conditions where the beam is not visible to the naked eye. The receivers detect the laser beam and provide an indication of alignment. For outdoor applications, consider the working range and ambient light conditions. Green-beam models may offer better visibility in some outdoor situations, but a receiver is still recommended for extended range.