Field Markers.

GO Industrial stocks professional field line markers for sports grounds, ovals and training facilities. These precision tools are designed for accuracy and easy handling, helping you lay down crisp, clear, and long-lasting lines with minimal effort. Find the right marker to ensure your fields look sharp and are ready for action, season after season.

FAQs

Common questions answered.

Five of the questions we hear most often on carpark and street linemarking gear. Full knowledge base on our FAQ page.

  • What is a sports field marker?

    A sports field marker is a turf-paint unit that applies waterborne or specialist sport-field paint as a line marking on grass. Field markers are designed for cricket pitches, soccer and football fields, athletics tracks, and school ovals. The unit is lighter and lower-pressure than a pavement striper, the wheels are turf-friendly, and the gun and tip are sized for crisp lines on grass rather than pavement texture. Field markers do not need to meet ATS 4110 (which covers longitudinal pavement markings on roads).

  • Battery (ES100) versus petrol (S100): which FieldLazer do I choose?

    Both Graco FieldLazer units cover the same field marking application class. The choice is power source. Battery (ES100, 25U544): low noise, no fuel handling, charges between jobs, ideal for schools (no engine during class hours), indoor sports halls, and contractors who want to keep petrol off the ute. Petrol (S100, 248942, replacing the obsolete S90): no limitations due to electricity availability, single fuel source across a council ground-crew fleet (mowers, blowers, LineLazer carpark machines), and the right call where battery infrastructure is a constraint.

  • What paint do I use in a field marker?

    Turf paint, not pavement paint. Turf paint is formulated to bind to grass blades without killing the grass beneath, hold colour through one growing season, and wash through the FieldLazer unit without leaving residue. Specialist sport-field paint colours (white, yellow for athletics lanes, blue/red for soccer/football pitches) are typically waterborne. Do not run pavement-grade waterborne or solvent-borne road paint through a FieldLazer; it will damage the turf and is not what the unit is calibrated for. See the Line Marking Paint collection for compatible options.

  • Can I use a field marker on pavement (carpark, council street)?

    No. Field markers are turf units. The Graco FieldLazer ES100 and S100 lack the pressure, flow rate, and structural frame needed for pavement-unit duty. For carpark line marking use a Graco LineLazer 3400 (petrol, 1-gun), LineLazer ES 1000 (battery), or LineLazer V ES 2000 (battery, multi-job). For council and contractor public-road work, use a LineLazer V 200HS HP Reflective, V 250SPS HP Reflective or RoadPak truck-mount. See the Car Parks and Streets and Line Marking Machines collections.

  • Can I add a ride-on attachment to a FieldLazer?

    Unfortunately, No. These units are not compatible with the GRACO family of Linedriver ride-on attachments such as the Linedriver ES or HD.

Full guide

Choosing the Right Sports Field Marker

A sports field marker paints turf line marking on grass: cricket pitches, soccer and football fields, athletics tracks, school ovals. Field markers are turf units, not pavement units: they apply waterborne or specialist sport-field paint at low pressure with a ride-friendly hopper, and they are designed to track straight on grass without the heavy structural frame of a council pavement striper. Field markers performance is judged by line crispness, paint colour-fastness on turf, and survivability through a growing season which the GRACO range excels in across the board.

Battery-powered (low noise, schools, indoor sports halls). The Graco FieldLazer ES100 (25U544) runs on the 60V FlexVolt battery platform, delivers 4.5 LPM flow at a max 0.021 inch tip, carries a 19 L hopper and SG3 striping gun, and ships with a 1/4 inch x 7.5 m BlueMax II hose and an LL5319 SwitchTip. Battery suits schools (no engine noise during class hours), indoor sports halls, council multi-field crews who want to charge between jobs, and contractors who don't want fuel handling on the back of the ute.

Petrol-driven (council ovals, multi-field crews running petrol fleets). The Graco FieldLazer S100 (248942) is the current petrol field marker, replacing the obsolete S90. Petrol suits council ground crews and contractors who already run petrol equipment (LineLazer carpark machines, mowers, blowers) and want one fuel source across the fleet. Both the ES100 and S100 cover the same field-marking application class; the choice is power source, not capability.

What you do not use a field marker for. Pavement work: carpark line marking, council street line marking, and any ATS 4110 longitudinal marking are all out of scope for FieldLazer. The unit lacks the pressure, flow rate, and structural frame needed for pavement-unit duty. For carpark and street work, see the Car Parks and Streets collection (LineLazer 3400, ES 1000, V ES 2000). For council and contractor public-road work, see the Roads and Highways and Line Marking Machines collections.

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