Optical Levels
Construction workers have been using optical levels for over 100 years. While laser leveling systems are becoming the preferred grading method for many contractors, optical levels are still a viable option, especially if a lower entry cost is necessary. The Johnson optical level line includes our builder’s level, our builder’s transit level, which includes vertical arc functionality, and our automatic optical level, which offers with automatic image stabilization. There is also the hand held optical level, which is pocket sized and convenient for quick jobsite scans.
If you’re going to use an optical level for grading and foundations, get the best optical level for the money and go with Johnson Levels.
How to Use a Builder's Level
How to Check a Builder's Level
How to Calibrate a Builder's Level
How to Use a Theodolite
What is a Transit Level Used For?
Builder's Level vs Transit Level
How a Theodolite Works
Theodolite vs Transit
How To Use a Hand Level
How to Read a Transit Level
How to Use a Transit Level
How to Use an Automatic Optical Level
