Cone Lasers

Build better baseball and softball fields with these high-precision cone lasers available from New England Laser and Transit Company.

Cone lasers are used to create a very slight grade from the center of the field for proper drainage. The cone-shaped slope is too slight to see with the eye, but when done accurately it provides an even playing surface, prevents puddling, and allows for even growth of grass on the field.

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Wing Plow Laser

Is there anything lasers can’t do? Not only can they reduce the millions of dollars in  snow plow damage annually, but they can also reduce the cost of training new snow plow drivers, and training drivers on new equipment. NewEnglandLaser.com wants to get the word out to all municipal snow plow departments about this major advance in plow technology.

Visit NewEnglandLaser.com’s page on snow plow training for more information.

Introducing the latest in grade rod technology

The SmartRod by AGL is a surveying & construction revolution. The old grade rod is little more than a giant ruler and has not changed in decades. It has been replaced by a laser-guided, digitally-controlled precision device that enables a single person to perform the work of two on a survey or construction site. The SmartRod works in conjunction with a laser level to allow you to quickly and easily take many grade measurements on a job site to easily calculate the amount of material that needs to be removed or added.

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Wing Plow Laser

New product available from New England Laser.com: The Wing Plow Laser is a revolutionary new machine control device that will reduce snow plow damage, snow plow training costs, road paving and road striping costs while increasing safety and efficiency.

Click here to read more about reducing snow plow damage using the Wing Plow Laser.

Survey Transit

Here are just some of the many uses of survey equipment including transits, autolevels & theodolites and the endless projects they are capable of.

The Leica DISTO D8

If you liked the Leica DISTO A6 or the Leica DISTO A8 then you will love the new Leica DISTO D8. It combines the bluetooth data transfer of the Leica DISTO A6 and the digital viewfinder of the Leica DISTO A8 into one laser distance meter, the Leica DISTO D8. With power range technology you can take precise laser distance measurements of up to 650 feet.

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Leica DISTO D5

The Leica DISTO D5 is the world’s first digital point finder with its 4x’s zoom and high resolution color display, making it easy to make laser distance measurements indoors or out. Like the DISTO D3, the DISTO D5 also contains a tilt sensor that gives you absolute horizontal & angle distance measurements, in spite of obstructions.

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Leica DISTO D3 Laser Distance Measurement

The Leica DISTO D3 is a multi purpose laser distance measuring tool that can be used for simple, quick and reliable measurements with millimeter accuracy. The Leica DISTO D3 also has a built in tilt sensor, which provides you with accurate angle & horizontal measurement that you can not get with a tape measure.

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Leica DISTO D2 Laser Distance Measurement

Never use a tape measure again! This little wonder has revolutionized distance measurement. You will never have to get someone else to hold the other end of a tape measure, or hold a tape out straight, or fuss with a metal strip. If you can see it and hit it with a laser beam, you can measure it with no fuss, and the Leica DISTO D2 model is affordable  for home projects.

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Sokkia DT610 Digital Transit

This first part of a series covers the basic setup and preparation for using digital transits, also called theodolites. Leveling the transit, power on self test, and setting the vertical “0″ point are covered. 

Click here to read How to Use a Digital Transit on NewEnglandLaser.com.