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Leica Geosystems Rugby 640 - Rotary Laser Level - Self-Leveling

Achieve Precision with the Leica Geosystems Rugby 640 Rotary Laser The Leica Rugby 640 is a versatile rotary laser designed for general construction and interior applications. This self-leveling laser allows contractors to perform horizontal, vertical, and simple slope tasks with speed and reliab...

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Overview

Achieve Precision with the Leica Geosystems Rugby 640 Rotary Laser

The Leica Rugby 640 is a versatile rotary laser designed for general construction and interior applications. This self-leveling laser allows contractors to perform horizontal, vertical, and simple slope tasks with speed and reliability. Ensures accurate measurements for a variety of projects.

Specifications:

  • Self-Leveling: Horizontal, Vertical, 90-degree, and Manual Slope in Dual Axis
  • Accuracy: +/- 1.5mm at 30m (1/16" at 100 ft)
  • Scanning: -degrees 10, 45, 90

Key Features

Self-Leveling Horizontal, Vertical, 90-degree and Manual Slope in Dual Axis

+/- 1.5mm at 30 M (1/16" at 100 Ft)

Scanning -degrees: 10, 45, 90

Specifications

Model
Rugby 640
Functionality
Self-Leveling Horizontal, Vertical, 90-degree, Manual Slope in Dual Axis
Accuracy
+/- 1.5mm at 30 M (1/16" at 100 Ft)
Scanning Angles
10, 45, 90 degrees

Frequently Asked Questions

The Leica Rugby 640 offers self-leveling for horizontal and vertical applications, a 90-degree layout function, and manual slope adjustment in dual axis.
This rotary laser level provides an accuracy of +/- 1.5mm at 30 meters, which translates to 1/16" at 100 feet.
Yes, the Rugby 640 features manual slope functionality in dual axis, allowing for custom grade settings.
The laser level supports scanning at 10, 45, and 90-degree angles, which can help concentrate the laser beam in a specific work zone.
While specific environmental ratings are not provided, its accuracy and functionality for horizontal, vertical, and slope work suggest suitability for a range of construction tasks where a rotary laser level is typically used.