how it works

SURESHOT laser stick used with a rotary laser

Compatibility with rotary lasers and receivers

The SURESHOT is designed to be compatible with all rotary lasers and their respective laser receiver. Once you mount your laser receiver on the SURESHOT you will be ready to set reliable grades with ease

Metric or Imperial

With the aid of the digital readout you can easily toggle back and forth from imperial to metric with the push of a button.

Utilizing the digital readout

Once you have your benchmark locked in turn on the digital readout. Hit the zero button so that you can return to the benchmark reliably. You can now adjust your height for slopes, curbs or whatever you need to check. If you need to return to the benchmark simply turn the knob until your digital readout reaches zero.

Setting a bench mark

Position the rotary laser so that you have an unobstructed line of sight. Clamp your laser receiver onto the sureshot. Turn the Knob clockwise to raise or counter clockwise to lower the sureshot once you have successfully hit your benchmark lock the sureshot to avoid inadvertently adjusting the height.

Using your SURESHOT

The current rotary laser technology is a clamp that is manually tightened and loosened to achieve a benchmark. This can be accomplished however the speed and accuracy that comes with the SURESHOT is much more reliable.

Setting a slope or offset

The current Laser technology once you have achieved a benchmark is to make a mark with a pencil take off the laser receiver clamp use a tape measure to make higher or lower grades and then adjust the laser as needed. This is tedious and with the SURESHOT is unnecessary once you have your benchmark you can adjust your heights and be confident that you can return to your benchmark.