Bosch 5.6 Inch Automatic Optical Level Kit GOL 32 32x Magnification Lens Plumb Bob Tool Kit and Carrying Case
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Bosch 5.6 Inch Automatic Optical Level Kit GOL 32 32x Magnification Lens Plumb Bob Tool Kit and Carrying Case

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Bosch 5.6 Inch Automatic Optical Level Kit GOL 32 32x Magnification Lens Plumb Bob Tool Kit and Carrying CasePrecision Surveying and Construction Level with 32x Magnification and Weather Resistant Design The Bosch GOL 32 Automatic Optical Level Kit is engineered for professional grade accuracy in construction, surveying, and site layout applications. Featuring a powerful 32x magnification lens and large aperture, this tool delivers sharp, clear images even in low light conditions. The self leveling compensator with transport lock protects the pendulum

Precision Surveying and Construction Level with 32x Magnification and Weather-Resistant Design

The Bosch GOL 32 Automatic Optical Level Kit is engineered for professional-grade accuracy in construction, surveying, and site layout applications. Featuring a powerful 32x magnification lens and large aperture, this tool delivers sharp, clear images even in low-light conditions. The self-leveling compensator with transport lock protects the pendulum mechanism during transit, ensuring consistent calibration and reliable performance. With a range of up to 400 feet and accuracy within 1/16 inch at 100 feet, this level is ideal for grading, foundation work, and elevation checks.

Built for rugged environments, the GOL 32 features an IP54-rated weather-resistant housing, a solid metal base, and three precision leveling screws for stability in all conditions. The horizontal and vertical crosshairs with Stadia lines allow for quick alignment and distance estimation, while the top-mounted quick sight and circular bubble vial with 90° prism streamline setup. Whether you're working on large-scale construction or detailed site planning, this optical level kit delivers dependable results with ease.

Key Features

  • Self-leveling compensator with transport lock protects pendulum from damage and calibration loss
  • 32x magnification lens with large aperture for bright, sharp image clarity
  • Weather-resistant IP54-rated housing for reliable outdoor use
  • Solid metal base with three precision leveling screws for stable setup
  • Horizontal and vertical crosshairs with Stadia lines for alignment and distance estimation
  • Top-mounted quick sight for fast targeting of leveling rod
  • Circular bubble vial with 90° prism for easy and accurate leveling
  • Durable construction with aluminum and impact-resistant plastic overmold
  • Compatible with Bosch tripods and telescoping leveling rods
  • Ideal for grading, elevation checks, and site layout tasks

What's Included

  • (1) Bosch GOL 32 Automatic Optical Level
  • (1) Plumb Bob
  • (1) Tool Kit
  • (1) Carrying Case

Specifications

Brand Bosch
Model GOL 32
Magnification 32x
Range Up to 400 ft
Accuracy ±1/16 in at 100 ft
Mount Threading 5/8-11
IP Rating IP54
Material Aluminum and impact-resistant plastic
Dimensions (L x W x H) 5.6 in x 5.3 in x 8.3 in
Weight 3.7 lb
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