Measuring instruments based on laser technology have been on the market for many years.

Why have laser distance meters become so popular?

A good traditional meter can be simple when you want to measure short distances or when you want to physically simulate the space needed for an object. This is why many professionals, such as bricklayers and construction workers, still use it.

You also need to keep in mind that to operate a laser distance meter you need to have a surface on which the laser vibration can be reflected.

So these are not suitable for measurement, for example, the length of a pole or the side of a box, that is, a length that does not have a protrusion at the edge on which the laser beam can "bounce".

Laser measuring instruments, on the other hand, offer great advantages: instantaneous measurement, ease of use, and the ability of an operator to measure any distance by himself.

In addition, these measuring instruments are extremely important for the safety of workers. The laser beam can reach the most inaccessible point, eliminating the use of unpredictable and dangerous structures and consequently stunts at heights, on the porch, or on the roof.

If traditional meters are still preferred by professional workers such as bricklayers, then who are the users of laser distance meters?

In measuring existing buildings for indoors and outdoors. The Laser measuring instruments have become irresistible and therefore essential for engineers, architects, surveyors as well as installers.

Real estate agents and even private individuals. These electrical tools are also used to directly calculate circumference, surface, and volume. Laser distance meters are also widely used in industry.

Almost all lasers also can indirectly measure distance meters, such as the height of an onto, or the height of a floor when away from a building.

Metrica Laser offers a very wide range of distance meters. What tips can you give to choose the right tool from the various models available?