Stop constantly repositioning your level just to get the lines you need. The IronRidge Self-Leveling Laser Level projects bright 360° laser planes across your workspace, giving you reliable reference lines for leveling, alignment, installation, and layout work.
Keep Every Line Straight & Every Angle Right
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THE RIGHT LINE MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE
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360° Laser Coverage for Faster, More Accurate Layouts
Stop measuring and marking every reference point by hand. The IronRidge Self-Leveling Laser Level projects bright 360° horizontal and vertical laser planes across your workspace, giving you a consistent visual reference for alignment, leveling, and installation.
With up to a 100 FT working distance and accuracy of ±1/9" at 33 FT, you can establish reliable reference lines across larger work areas. Choose 12-Line with 3 × 360° coverage or 16-Line with 4 × 360° coverage for even more laser coverage.
Set the line once. Work from it throughout the job.
Less Marking. Less Repositioning. Less Guesswork.
Keeping everything aligned can become frustrating when you're constantly measuring, marking, checking, and moving your level to get the next reference point.
IronRidge gives you continuous laser lines across multiple surfaces, helping you quickly align tiles, cabinets, walls, ceilings, lighting fixtures, shelving, picture frames, and more.
The rechargeable battery provides an estimated 8 hours of operation, while USB-C charging makes it easy to recharge from a wall adapter, laptop, or power bank when needed.
Spend less time setting up your measurements and more time getting the job done.
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Put it to work. Run it across your toughest layouts. If it isn't giving you the precision you expected, tell us within 90 days and we'll make it right. Returns are free.
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Build, Install & Align With Confidence
When your reference line is accurate and easy to see, the rest of the job becomes easier to position.
Use self-leveling mode for fast, level reference lines or switch to manual mode when you need angled layouts. Mount it on a compatible tripod, or use the included magnetic mount on the 12-Line model for hands-free positioning on compatible metal surfaces.
With rugged IP54 protection, high-impact housing, and multiple 360° laser planes, IronRidge is built to become a dependable part of your everyday toolkit.
Set it. Line it up. Get the job done right.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products, shipping, returns, and more.
In self-leveling mode, the unit automatically compensates for minor positioning errors. If it’s placed outside its leveling range, the laser will indicate that it needs to be repositioned.
Yes, provided the unit is positioned securely and operated according to the instructions. For longer jobs, keeping the battery charged or having a suitable power source available can help prevent interruptions.
Yes. Manual/lock mode allows you to lock the laser lines in place when you need angled lines for projects such as stair layouts, slopes, or other non-level applications.
Yes. Its protective housing is designed for job-site use, but like any precision measuring tool, it should still be handled and stored carefully when not in use.
Visibility depends on lighting and distance. For best results in very bright conditions or longer distances, reducing surrounding light or using a compatible laser detector can improve visibility.
Yes. Depending on the model and setup, it can be positioned using its mounting system or placed on a stable surface. The 12-line version also provides a magnetic mounting option for suitable metal surfaces.
It can make jobs like tile installation, cabinetry, flooring, framing, drywall, ceiling work, electrical layouts, shelving, and interior finishing much easier to align.
Yes. The 360° coverage is particularly useful when transferring alignment around a room for ceiling fixtures, framing, drywall, or other overhead installations.