Laser Tools Co., Inc. designs and manufactures precision laser systems and accessories for industrial, construction, mining, marine, and commercial applications, including alignment, measurement, and positioning lasers.

All Laser Tools Co. products are designed, machined, and assembled in the USA.

We offer laser levels, alignment lasers, industrial laser modules, mining alignment systems, measurement tools, marine and underwater lasers, accessories, mounting systems, and custom laser solutions.

Yes — Laser Tools Co. provides custom laser solutions and precision CNC machining services tailored to specific customer requirements.

Yes — all orders shipped within the United States ship free.

You can place orders directly through our online store at www.lasertoolsco.com by selecting products and proceeding through the checkout process.

Laser Tools Co. accepts credit card payments via PayPal payment services.

Shipping times vary based on product availability, shipping location, and other factors that may be involved with shipping overseas. Most order are shipped out within 3 to 5 business days from the date the order is received. Orders are not shipped out until full order payment is received.

We are able to ship to most countries.

All sales include a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. Returned items must be in like-new condition, and refunds are based on the invoice price less shipping and freight costs.

• Laser Products: 1-year warranty included.

• Accessory Products: 90-day warranty included.
  Warranty terms apply only if the product is returned in original condition and may vary for distributors.

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Returns from distributors may include a 25% restocking fee after 30 days from the manufacturing invoice date. This is discretionary by Laser Tools Co.

You can reach us by:

• Phone: +1-501-562-0900

• Email: info@lasertoolsco.com

• Mail: 12101 Arch St., Little Rock, AR 72206, USA

Monday–Friday: 8 am–5 pm CST

Saturday & Sunday: Closed

Certain products — such as mining alignment lasers — are designed to meet MSHA (Mine Safety and Health Administration) standards and are intrinsically safe for use in specific industrial settings.

Choosing the right tool depends on your required precision, environment, and task (alignment, measurement, docking guides, etc.). Contact our technical support team for personalized guidance.

• Phone: +1-501-562-0900

• Email: info@lasertoolsco.com

Yes — Laser Tools Co. provides precision CNC machining and assembly services for prototypes, production parts, and subassemblies tailored to your specifications.

Yes — the company develops OEM products and supplies custom optics and electronic components for varied industrial applications. Please contact Laser Tools Co. for more information.

• Phone: +1-501-562-0900

• Email: info@lasertoolsco.com

Alignment lasers are used to establish straight reference beams for positioning machinery, ensuring tracks, belts, and components are properly aligned in industrial and mining environments.

Both are mining alignment lasers, but the L355X offers long-distance capability — projecting a laser beam over approximately 2 miles — compared to standard alignment distance in the L350.

It mounts to solar equipment pedestal bearings and projects beams to ensure the slew motor bearings and panel support are aligned concentrically — improving tracking and system performance.

This system emits bright laser guide lines at docks that are visible even in direct sunlight, helping truck drivers align trailers safely and efficiently.

It’s a laser distance measurement tool that provides long-range distance readings with high accuracy (typically to 1/16″ or better).

These systems align pulleys, belts, and bearings to reduce wear, vibration, and downtime by providing precise reference lines during machine setup and maintenance.

This system provides a highly visible green laser reference line to help installers align and level solar panels and mounting posts quickly and accurately.

It mounts to solar equipment pedestal bearings and projects beams to ensure the slew motor bearings and panel support are aligned concentrically — improving tracking and system performance.

This system emits bright laser guide lines at docks that are visible even in direct sunlight, helping truck drivers align trailers safely and efficiently.

It’s a laser distance measurement tool that provides long-range distance readings with high accuracy (typically to 1/16″ or better).

These tools locate centers of rotation on spindles, arbors, and machine tools for setup, machining, and calibration tasks.

Beam benders split a single laser beam into multiple directions (such as 90°), allowing more complex layouts and reference points in construction and precision tasks.

Reflective and fluorescent alignment targets that improve visibility of laser reference lines — especially outdoors in bright light.

Yes — line generator optics can convert a point laser into a visible laser line for tasks like layout, marking, and reference alignment at specific distances.

These specialty laser systems attach to remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and project calibrated dual beams for accurate measurement and survey work underwater.

Yes — products like Speargun Laser Sight and Speargun Sea Reel™ Kit are designed to improve aim and control in underwater fishing and sport applications.

Yes — certain alignment and mining lasers (e.g., MSHA approved models) are certified for use in hazardous environments such as methane-air mixtures commonly found in mining operations.

It means the tool meets Mine Safety and Health Administration safety standards for use in underground and hazardous environments.

Mining lasers are designed to provide precise laser reference beams for alignment in above-ground and underground mining operations, helping align roof contact points, tunnel drives, and long haul systems.

“MSHA Approved” indicates certification by the Mine Safety and Health Administration, meaning the laser is safe for use in potentially explosive methane-air or coal dust environments.

The L350 provides a single long-distance laser reference for alignment, while the L700 projects two lasers in opposite directions for extended alignment coverage and dual-point referencing.

Yes — mining alignment lasers can also be used in heavy industry and tunneling where rugged, long-range alignment is required.

Always follow laser safety guidelines — wear appropriate eye protection, avoid direct eye exposure, and use mounts or holders for stable beam projection. (General laser safety best practice)

Many are designed for outdoor work, including solar installation systems and long-range alignment lasers.

Battery life varies by model — some use AA or D batteries, while outdoor and solar systems can run on external 12V power or solar panels.

Products like speargun laser sights are designed to improve aim and control in open water for spearfishing and recreational use.

Underwater lasers project calibrated dual beams from ROVs (remote tools) to enable accurate measurement and observation in sub-aquatic environments.

Accessories like the AP96 Hard Mount System secure mining lasers to roof or rib surfaces, reducing movement due to vibration or ventilation.

Reflective and fluorescent targets enhance laser visibility (especially outdoors), making adjustments and references easier.

They provide clear visual references for line placement and intersection points during layout tasks, reducing guesswork.

Crosshair and line generator tools project uniform laser lines for positioning, marking, and layout alignment in industrial and manufacturing settings.

Micro levels provide a precision reference for leveling tasks on smaller jobs, useful in construction and installation work.

Pathway laser systems project bright lines useful for walkway boundaries, forklift guidance, and warehouse aisle management.

Equipment such as the L58DRL helps find the exact center of rotation on spindles and arbors, aiding machining and setup accuracy.

Industrial alignment lasers (like L56, GLX56 etc.) are used for aiming and positioning parts and machinery, such as conveyor components, shafts, and support structures.

Positive tracking means the reflective targets visually show misalignment in real time, enabling faster adjustments during alignment procedures.

Yes — solar alignment systems are built to operate outdoors and in varying weather conditions for installation tasks.

The SPS-30 uses sunlight to convert energy to 12V DC to power solar alignment lasers, eliminating reliance on disposable batteries during extended solar installations.

The SE-20 is a dual-beam laser system that mounts to solar pedestal bearings and projects reference lines to ensure that panel supports and slew motors are concentric, improving accuracy in solar tracking installations.