Translation of "Kreuzlinienlaser" in English

The PLL 2 cross line laser will be available in two versions from April 2014 onwards:

The Quigo cross line laser level from Bosch is a self-explanatory entry-level model for everybody.

Put creative ideas into practice with the Quigo and Quigo Plus cross line lasers.

The new Cross Line Laser Level PCL 10 from Bosch makes many jobs easier.

This cross-line laser is an ideal aide for interior works!

Compact and handy: the new Cross Line Laser Level PCL 10 from Bosch.

When the cross line laser level is switched off, the laser pendulum is automatically locked for safe transportation of the tool.

The new Cross Line Laser Level PCL 20 from Bosch is a versatile assistant for do-it-yourselfers.

This cross-line laser automatically levels itself and projects a horizontal and vertical laser line.

The compact cross line laser allows even inexperienced laser users to carry out precise work with right-angled lines.

The website offers suggestions about particular projects with the line laser.

For example, creative do-it-yourselfers can use the cross line laser to attach their very personal and unique clock to the wall.

When fixed in this way, the cross line laser is easy to align using an adjustment knob which moves the bracket up or down by up to six centimeters.

The KLL 2-20 cross line laser projects a horizontal and vertical line into the room, as well as a plumbing point on the floor and ceiling.

This cross line laser projects one horizontal and one vertical laser line onto the wall, and the lines have marks on them.

In a crossline laser, two lines 14, 16, which intersect each other at an angle of 90° and can be projected onto a surface, are then generated by means of light sources, such as laser diodes and the upstream optical unit, through especially shaped lenses.

For even more creativity: the Quigo Plus from Bosch Bosch has designed the Quigo Plus for DIY enthusiasts who mainly use their cross line laser to design rooms and want to implement particularly creative ideas.

The Quigo and Quigo Plus cross line lasers project a 100% straight horizontal and vertical laser line onto the wall.

The cross line laser Quigo will be available at retail outlets from October 2010 onwards at the recommended retail price of 49.99 euros including VAT.

With the PLL 2 cross line laser Bosch offers a solution to replace classical equipment such as the meter stick and spirit level.

The PLL 2 is the first cross line laser that can project lines at any desired angle.

This instrument is easy to operate and is the first cross line laser on the market that can project lines at any desired angle.

As with the tried-and-tested Quigo cross line laser and the PLR 15 laser rangefinder, the PMD 7 that Bosch is now launching onto the market is another instrument that is especially easy to operate and therefore also suitable for beginners.

Thanks to its laser cross and its second vertical laser line, the cross line laser may be used for horizontal, vertical and right-angled alignment.

It is particularly easy to align the cross line laser using a tripod: it has a ¼ inch thread and fits on all commercially available construction and photography tripods.

And you can do much more with the crossline laser, for example precisely attach strips of wallpaper, install stair railings and lay tiles.

Anyone who wants to customize their living space can make use of the PLL 2 cross line laser from Bosch in future.

For creative do-it-yourselfers with a penchant for decoration and home beautification: the PLL 2 line laser from Bosch.