Laser distance measures offer a fast and convenient solution to distance measuring applications that would otherwise require multiple steps to achieve. The Makita Laser Distance Measure, 164' (model LD050P) is engineered to make tape measuring methods obsolete and provide unmatched productivity and sophistication for a full range of measuring applications.

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There are many advantages to using laser measurers over traditional tape measures and other measuring devices. These include: Toolden Limited (Company number SC453454). Registered office: 1 Esslemont Estate, Ellon, AB41 8NW. Credit subject to status and affordability. Terms & Conditions apply. Toolden Limited trading as Toolden is a credit broker, not a lender and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 654671 ). We do not charge you for credit broking services. We will introduce you to Finance available from a number of our partner lenders.Laser measurement devices can typically record several points of references without having to move, allowing you to calculate relative distances between two points. At RS, our range of laser distance measure products features precision models from leading brands, such as Bosch, DeWALT, Leica, Fluke and RS PRO, with imperial and metric measurement capacities available. How do laser measures work? Bright 635 nm class II (<1mw) laser for best-in-class visibility in moderate ambient light environment Compatable with DCE088D1G-QW, DCE088D1G-GB, DCE088D1G-XE, DCE089D1G-QW, DCE089D1G-GB & DCE089D1G-XE

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The only real disadvantage is that they require a battery charge or power source to operate and may be more susceptible to harsh environments than manual measurement tapes. However, environmentally-resistant and water-resistant laser measures are available. Laser Measure Applications

What are the advantages of laser measures?

Laser measures are commonly used across many industries, but they are most commonly found in construction and realtor-related work, such as surveyors, builders, construction workers and tradesmen, such as plumbers, carpenters and electricians.