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Self-levelling rotary laser level Rugby 640 Leica
Also known as: rotary laser level, rotating laser
Key features
- TypeSelf-levelling rotary laser, horizontal, vertical, 90°, manual two-axis slope
- Laser wavelength (nm)635 (red)
- Accuracy± 2,2 mm a 30 m
- Self levelling range (°)± 5
- Rotation speed (rps)0, 2, 5, 10
- Scanning (°)10, 45, 90
What it is
Leica Rugby 640 rotating laser level, self-levelling horizontally and vertically, with a red beam at 635 nm and an accuracy of ± 2.2 mm at 30 m. Compared with the Rugby 610 and 620, which work horizontally, it adds the vertical plane, the 90° reference beam, the automatic downward plumb and manual grade setting on two axes. It is IP67 and runs on Li-Ion or alkaline batteries.
What it is for
It is used for levels on concrete pours, formwork and excavations, with a working diameter of up to 500-600 m using Rod Eye receivers, for simple gradients on paths and yards and, vertically, for aligning plasterboard walls and setting out square layouts indoors.
How to use it
It is mounted on the tripod and switched on: within ± 5° of tilt it levels itself. The rotation speed is chosen (0, 2, 5 or 10 rev/s), or scanning at 10, 45 or 90°, which is useful indoors to make the line more visible. With the RC400 remote control, up to 200 m, the scan lines are moved, grade and plumb are set and the instrument is put on standby to save battery.
Where it is used
- road and motorway construction
- residential construction
- civil engineering
Technical data
- Type: Self-levelling rotating laser horizontal, vertical, 90°, manual grade on two axes
- Laser wavelength (nm): 635 (red)
- Accuracy: ± 2.2 mm at 30 m
- Self-levelling range (°): ± 5
- Rotation speed (rev/s): 0, 2, 5, 10
- Scan (°): 10, 45, 90
- Max working diameter with Rod Eye 120 (m): 500
- Max working diameter with Rod Eye 140/160 (m): 600
- RC400 remote control range (m): 200
- Battery life (h): alkaline up to 60; Li-Ion up to 80
- Operating temperature (°C): from -20 to +50
- Protection rating (IP): IP67
Who it is for
Designed for site managers and surveyors.
Standards and compliance
Reference standards: CE marking in accordance with the EU directives applicable to the Construction Lasers sector, compliance with current technical and safety standards, technical documentation supplied by the manufacturer Leica.
Self-levelling rotating laser level Rugby 640 Leica (Leica) — In addition, for builders specialising in drywall, setting out and aligning drywall will be even simpler and more precise, thanks to the 90° scan, automatic plumb line and 90° reference beam functions. Builders working on large sites with many hours of exposure to the sun will benefit greatly from the optional solar panel, which can be connected to the carrying case to recharge the Rugby 640 laser entirely free of charge. For even more environmentally friendly battery management and greater efficiency, the RC 400 remote control puts the laser on standby during breaks, saving battery and ensuring that you find the same setup on your return. The multi-purpose Rugby 640 laser offers builders a professional solution with exceptional value for money, allowing levelling and alignment operations to be carried out simply and quickly for general construction and interior applications. Builders will benefit from the incredibly robust Li-Ion battery with its versatile charging options. You can also take advantage of the extended functionality and application flexibility provided by the Rod Eye laser receivers and the Leica RC 400 remote control. The PROTECT service offered by Leica Geosystems includes a lifetime manufacturer's warranty and a three-year period at no cost* for the Rugby 640 rotating laser. * Available free of charge by registering online within eight weeks of the date of purchase
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Before you order
In your request, please state the length, the diameter, the range and the quantities required, so we can give you the right quotation first time.
For prices and availability, request a quote from AMES Srl: we will reply with our quotation, delivery times and, where needed, an equivalent technical alternative.
Specifications 12
| Type | Self-levelling rotary laser, horizontal, vertical, 90°, manual two-axis slope |
|---|---|
| Laser wavelength (nm) | 635 (red) |
| Accuracy | ± 2,2 mm a 30 m |
| Self-levelling range (°) | ± 5 |
| Rotation speed (rps) | 0, 2, 5, 10 |
| Scanning (°) | 10, 45, 90 |
| Max working diameter with Rod Eye 120 (m) | 500 |
| Max working diameter with Rod Eye 140/160 (m) | 600 |
| RC400 remote control range (m) | 200 |
| Battery runtime (h) | alkaline up to 60; Li-Ion up to 80 |
| Operating temperature (°C) | da -20 a +50 |
| Protection rating (IP) | IP67 |
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Self-levelling rotary laser level Rugby 640 Leica
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Self-levelling rotary laser level Rugby 620 Leica
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Self-levelling rotary laser level Rugby 610 Leica
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| Brand | Leica | Leica | Leica |
| Laser wavelength | 635 (red) | 635 (red) | 635 (red) |
| Accuracy | ± 2,2 mm a 30 m | ± 2,2 mm a 30 m | ± 2,2 mm a 30 m |
| Rotation speed | 0, 2, 5, 10 rev/s | 10 rev/s | 10 rev/s |
| Max working diameter with Rod Eye 120 | 500 m | 800 m | 800 m |
| Max working diameter with Rod Eye 140/160 | 600 m | 1100 m | 1100 m |
| Operating temperature | da -20 a +50 | da -20 a +50 | da -10 a +50 |
| Protection rating | IP67 | IP67 | IP67 |
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The perfect setup for this job
Everything you need in one place, from functionality to safety.
For the job
Position the laser level at the right height and help read its beam on site.
Leave clearly legible marks on wood, metal and masonry for marking out cuts and holes.
Check surfaces and levels and transfer measurements and alignments before laying or fixing.







