Description

Key Features

Locks onto form boards

Built to mount a laser right to batter boards and concrete forms with a stable, screw-down hold. Works on boards up to 3.25 inches thick.

Fast, precise positioning

Flexible guide rail lets you dial in alignment quickly, then fine-tune with 360 degree rotation and 2.5 inch adjustment.

Stabila 07410 laser mount

Standard 5/8 inch to 11 threaded connection fits common rotary lasers and theodolites, so you can keep your layout gear where you need it.

Overview

The Stabila 07410 Laser Mount for Batter Boards and Forms (Model Number: 07410) is a laser mounting accessory built to clamp and screw onto batter boards and concrete forms for layout and alignment work. This is a laser mount designed for proper mounting of lasers on batter boards and forms.

When you are setting lines for footings, walls, or formwork, the biggest headache is keeping the laser stable and exactly where you set it. This mount is made for that job: the instrument holder uses a flexible guide rail so you can position the laser quickly, then keep it locked in place once it is aligned.

Adjustment is the whole point here. The holder can rotate through 360 degrees for aiming, and it gives you 2.5 inches of adjustment to dial in position without moving the whole setup. That saves time when you are chasing a mark across a board line or shifting a reference point on forms.

The mount is also built to handle different mounting needs on-site. You can position the instrument centrally on the batter board holder, or go off-center using the rotary plate and guide rail. That off-center option matters when the “perfect” spot is blocked by bracing, rebar, or form hardware.

Stabila uses metal construction for the holder, rotary plate, and guide rail. The rotary plate is removable, so attaching and removing the device is quick and simple when you are moving station to station during layout.

For fit, the batter board holder attaches with four screws and is designed for boards up to 3.25 inches thick. The connection to the instrument is a 5/8 inch to 11 threaded screw, which is the standard mount size for many rotation lasers and theodolites. It is also listed as compatible with rotary and line lasers.

Mount Your Laser Where the Work Is

Tripods are great until the jobsite gets tight. This mount lets you put a rotary laser directly on batter boards and forms so your reference stays put during layout.

• Designed for proper mounting of lasers on batter boards and forms
• Stable attachment with four screws on boards up to 3.25 inches thick

Quick Alignment, Then Lock It In

The flexible guide rail and rotary plate setup is made for real layout work. Set it rough fast, then fine-tune without shifting your whole mounting point.

• Rotates 360 degrees for aiming and alignment
• Adjusts by 2.5 inches for fine positioning

Built Tough for Formwork

This is not a plastic clamp that walks around after a few bumps. The holder, rotary plate, and guide rail are all metal, and the plate is removable so you can swap setups quickly.

• All-metal construction: holder, rotary plate, and guide rail
• Removable rotary plate for quick attachment and removal

What’s in the Box

• (1) Laser instrument holder mount for batter boards and forms
• (4) 5/8 inch to 11 threaded screws

Key Specifications

Tripod Connection	5/8 in – 11
Adjustment Range	2.5 in
Max Board Thickness	3.25 in
Material	Metal
Weight	3.45 lbs
Dimensions (L x W x H)	12 in x 9.2 in x 8.5 in
Rotation	360 degrees
Compatibility	Rotary and line lasers

Compatibility

Laser Types

Listed compatible with rotary and line lasers.

Mounting Thread

5/8 inch to 11 threaded screw connection (standard for many rotation lasers and theodolites).

Built For

Construction Concrete formwork layout Batter board setup Site layout and alignment Rotary laser mounting

Pro Tip

If you are chasing an offset line, start with the off-center setup using the rotary plate and guide rail, then use the 2.5 inch adjustment to fine-tune without re-screwing the mount.

Tool Nut’s Take

Tool Nut’s Take

Stabila 07410 Laser Mount for Batter Boards and Forms: the right way to mount a laser on form boards

If you do layout on batter boards or forms, this mount is a clean, purpose-built way to keep your laser stable and adjustable where it actually needs to be.

• Who it’s for: Concrete and foundation crews, site layout, and anyone running rotary or line lasers off batter boards and forms.
• Why it stands out: All-metal build, 360 degree rotation, and a guide rail that lets you position fast and fine-tune without moving the whole mount.
• Worth knowing: It is designed to screw down and hold tight, so plan on mounting it where you want it and letting it do its job.

Common Questions

• What thread size does the mount use? It uses a 5/8 inch to 11 threaded screw connection.
• How thick of a batter board or form can it attach to? It is designed to attach to boards up to 3.25 inches thick.
• What type of lasers is it compatible with? It is listed as compatible with rotary and line lasers.