Crossline Laser Kapro 875G Green 1V + 4H + LP Soft Case

The Kapro 875G is a green-beam cross laser that combines a vertical line and multiple targeting points in one compact body. One vertical line gives a clear reference for checking straightness and alignments, while four points plus plumb points make it easy to transfer points between floor and ceiling, and mark corners and intersections. The green beam is clearly visible indoors, speeding up installations and reducing errors.
The device has automatic self-leveling that locks quickly to level within a typical ±3° range. When the job needs slope markings, there's a manual mode: here, the line/point can be set to the desired angle without self-leveling. Accuracy is ±0.3 mm/m, which works for both frame alignment and finish-stage installs.
Pulse mode lets you use it with a receiver in bright light and at longer distances. Visibility with the naked eye is typically up to 30 m indoors depending on conditions; with a receiver, the work area grows a lot. Magnetic mount and 1/4" / 5/8" thread options give flexible placement, and the soft carry case protects the device and accessories during transport.
Ergonomics are designed for quick use: separate buttons for mode and beam selection, clear LED/flashing indicators for self-leveling and manual slope, plus fast switches for horizontal and vertical references. Compact size, light weight, and long runtime on AA batteries or rechargeable make it a versatile tool for daily install and measurement work.

Uses:

Electrical and HVAC installs – Point and plumb functions speed up aligning point-specific routes, light fixtures, penetrations, and outlets between floor and ceiling. Using the vertical line, you can get cable trays, channels, and risers straight in line without separate rulers. This improves workflow and cuts re-measuring, as the point transfers precisely from floor to ceiling.

Drywall and interior walls – The vertical line acts as a continuous straightness reference for aligning studs, door openings, and corners. Four points make it easy to mark corners, door lines, and intersections, keeping frame installs consistent across multiple rooms in a row. With pulse mode and receiver, the line stays trackable even in bright lighting.

Tiling and finishing work – The vertical line helps keep grout lines straight and even, while points serve as precise references for starting rows, securing fixtures, and laying corner profiles. Manual slope allows light falls in bathroom jobs, and the green beam's visibility makes following the work easier.

Transferring general reference points – Plumb points (up/down) enable quick, error-free point transfer between floor and ceiling, like for suspensions, light distributions, and measurement lines. The magnetic mount speeds up switching work positions on steel frames and scaffolds.

What's in the box:

Kapro 875G cross laser (1× vertical line, 4× points, plumb points)

Magnetic multi-function mount / tripod adapter (1/4" to 5/8")

Target plate (laser target)

Power source: rechargeable battery

Charging cable/power supply (in battery set)

Soft carry case

User manual

Features:

Beam config: 1 vertical line + 4 targeting points + plumb points — combines line and point laser benefits for point transfer and straightness checks.

Green beam: Green 510–530 nm — clear visibility indoors, faster marking.

Accuracy: ±0.3 mm/m — fits both frame and finishing needs.

Self-leveling: ±3° pendulum mechanism — quick setup on uneven surfaces.

Manual mode (tilt): line/point sloping — for slope markings and special apps.

Pulse mode: receiver compatible — extends work area in bright light.

Range: up to ~30 m (naked eye, depending on conditions); farther with receiver.

Mounting: 1/4" and 5/8" threads + magnetic mount — quick setup ways.

Power: battery or 4×AA — flexible depending on the kit.

Carry: soft case — light and protective storage and transport.

Indicators: clear LED/flashing for level and manual modes — prevents misuse.

Kapro 875G user manual:
Startup – Place the device on a stable surface or tripod. Turn on power; in auto mode, self-leveling locks to level within ±3°. Wait for leveling before marking. Select beams (vertical line, points, plumb points) based on the job and save battery by using only what's needed.
Plumb points and point transfer – Align to floor and ceiling with plumb points and ensure the center line for installs like lights, suspensions, or vertical risers. The other four points make marking corners, intersections, and transfers easy.
Manual slope – Activate with a long press. The flashing indicator shows self-leveling is off. Adjust to the desired tilt (like for falls) and make your marks.
Pulse mode and receiver – Use pulse mode outdoors or at long distances and pair with a compatible receiver to detect the line/point in bright light.
Maintenance – Wipe optics with a soft, lint-free cloth. Protect from impacts and moisture; dry after use. Charge battery regularly or remove AA batteries for long storage. Store in the soft case.

Warnings:

Don't look directly at the laser beam or its strong reflections; protect bystanders.

Ensure secure mounting; dropping can cause injury and calibration error.

Don't use in explosive hazard areas.

Avoid long-term moisture exposure; soft case isn't waterproof.

Remove batteries/battery for long storage and avoid extreme temps.

Follow general site safety rules and use personal protection.

FAQ:
What beams does the 875G produce?1 vertical line plus 4 targeting points and plumb points. The combo works for straightness checks and point transfer.
Can I use it outdoors?Yeah, with pulse mode and receiver. Without a receiver, visibility depends on lighting and background.
Can I tilt the line/points?Yes, in manual mode you can set the desired tilt; self-leveling isn't active then.
How to ensure accuracy?Do field calibration tests regularly (like double measurement at 5–10 m). Deviation should stay within ±0.3 mm/m.
What's the difference between green and red beam?Green is usually more visible in bright indoors, speeding up reading marks.

Recycling instructions:

Packaging: sort cardboard and plastic per local guidelines.

Device: WEEE – take to approved electrical and electronic waste collection.

Battery/batteries: separate collection; don't toss with mixed waste.