Green horizontal, vertical and 90 degree rotating laser with scan in case - Leica Rugby 640G

A red rotating beam disappears quickly on bright floors and in daylight. The Leica Rugby 640G uses a green 520 nm laser source, self-levels within ±5 degrees and holds ±2.2 mm at 30 m.

Key benefits

• Green 520 nm beam, considerably easier to see indoors and outdoors than a red beam
• Horizontal, vertical and 90 degree work in one unit, plus manual slope in two axes
• Plumb beam up and down for axis transfer across several floors
• Scan mode at 10, 45 and 90 degrees plus Scan90 for short, bright lines on the wall
• Rotation speeds of 0, 2, 5 and 10 rps and a sleep mode that saves battery
• RC 400 remote up to 200 m diameter for slope, head speed and the scan line
• Working diameter of 400 m with the Rod Eye 120G, which detects green beams
• IP67 protection, operating temperature of -20 °C to +50 °C, 40 h on Li-Ion and 60 h on alkaline cells

Technical data

Applications

• Interior work where the beam is read off directly without a receiver
• Drywall, stud walls and suspended ceilings
• Axis and plumb transfer across several floors
• Setting out axes at right angles with the 90 degree mode
• Formwork, foundations and height control
• Ramps and driveways using manual slope in two axes

Compatibility and scope of delivery

A green beam needs a receiver that detects green lasers. For the Rugby 640G Leica specifies the Rod Eye 120G with a 400 m working diameter. The RC 400 remote additionally controls slope, head speed and the scan line.

• Leica Rugby 640G rotating laser
• Carrying case
• User manual
• Rod Eye 120G receiver, RC 400 remote, tripod and further accessories are not included

Standards and origin

Laser class 2 to IEC 60825-1 (2014-05), do not stare into the beam and do not view it through optical instruments. IP67 protection to IEC 60529. Country of origin China. Customs code 9015301000. EAN 7640110696651. Shipping weight 7.40 kg in a 54 x 26.5 x 43 cm carton.