Line Marking Machines.

Get the right finish on every job with our professional line marking machines, designed for precision and reliability. This collection features durable, high-performance industrial tools ideal for everything from car parks to major road marking projects. Engineered for accuracy and built to withstand tough worksite conditions, this precision equipment ensures you deliver crisp, clean lines every time. Find the right machine to boost your efficiency and get flawless results, project after project.

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.

  • Which Graco LineLazer should I buy?

    Match the unit to the application and the annual run length. Carpark and school work: LineLazer ES 1000 (battery) or LineLazer 3400 (petrol Honda GX120). Mid-tier council battery: LineLazer V ES 2000. Sports field and turf: FieldLazer ES100. Council long-line ATS 4110: LineLazer V 200HS HP Reflective (dual auto guns plus pressurised bead) or V 250SPS HP Reflective (self-propelled, larger hopper). High-traffic durability and signalised intersections: LineLazer V 200MMA 1:1 HP Reflective (cold applied plastic). Thermoplastic crossings: ThermoLazer ProMelt 4 inch SmartDie II. Highway and runway long-line: custom Graco RoadPak truck-mount with Skip-Line NZ camera and laser layout.

  • What is the difference between a walk-behind and a ride-on line marker?

    Walk-behind line marking machines (most LineLazer V units, FieldLazer ES100, ThermoLazer ProMelt) are pushed by the operator at a comfortable walking pace (typically 2.7-5 km/h depending on tip size and target wet film thickness). Ride-on uses a Graco LineDriver attachment (ES electric or HD petrol) that connects to the front of the unit and lets the operator sit and drive at up to 16 km/h forward / 10 km/h reverse. Self-propelled units (LineLazer V 250SPS) drive themselves under operator control without a separate ride-on attachment. Choose ride-on for shifts longer than four hours where operator fatigue affects line straightness.

  • Can I use one machine for paint, thermoplastic and cold applied plastic?

    No. Each coating system needs a fundamentally different unit. Paint runs cold from an airless pump (LineLazer family at 1,500-3,300 PSI, atomising waterborne or solvent paint). Thermoplastic runs hot at 180-210 degrees Celsius from a heated screed box or ProMelt unit (Graco ThermoLazer ProMelt). Cold applied plastic (CAP / MMA) is plural-component and mixes at the gun (Graco LineLazer V 200MMA 1:1 with Fusion ProConnect Gun). The pump internals, pressure, gun, and bead delivery all change. Most contractors run a LineLazer V 200HS HP Reflective for paint plus a ThermoLazer ProMelt or V 200MMA on the same truck for the durable sections of a job.

  • What pressure and flow rate do I need for ATS 4110 work?

    ATS 4110 specifies the line marking machine capability in Clause 6, not a single pressure or flow number. The unit must have automatic pattern control (skip-line capability), the ability to mark a double one-way or double two-way barrier line concurrently, dual-angle bead delivery producing similar retroreflectivity in both directions (within 15%), and be calibrated to achieve required application rates. In practical terms a pressurised bead unit is required: LineLazer V 200HS HP Reflective (Honda GX200, 2.15 GPM, 3,300 PSI, dual 120 lb pressurised bead tanks), V 250SPS HP Reflective (Honda GX390, 2.5 GPM, dual 120 lb), V 200MMA 1:1 HP Reflective (3,300 PSI), or truck-mount RoadPak. Drop-on-only entry units do not qualify.

  • Do I get training and ongoing service with a Graco LineLazer purchase?

    Yes. On-site training and commissioning are available as an add-on for any unit purchase nationally. For ongoing servicing and maintenance there is a full pathway: in-house workshop servicing, on-site servicing in your yard or depot, parts supply for the full Graco LineLazer / FieldLazer / ThermoLazer / RoadPak ecosystem, and FaceTime support for remote and mine-site troubleshooting. The standard recommended spare-parts kit on every new unit is the Stripe More Kit (LL5319 + LL5421 + 286519 RAC 5 Stencilling SwitchTip + RAC 5 tip extension + spares), a spare Endurance Pump (Graco 246428), and a year's supply of Pump Armour 1 gallon (Graco 245133) for end-of-shift flushing.

Full guide

Choosing the Right Line Marking Machine

The Graco line marking machines range stocked here covers every unit class, from a single battery walk-behind line striper through self-propelled, ride-on and truck-mount platforms. Pick by application (carpark, council street, highway, runway, sports field, mine site), by coating (waterborne paint, thermoplastic, cold applied plastic, tape), and by whether the work needs ATS 4110 Clause 6 capability for public-road compliance.

Battery walk-behind. The LineLazer ES 500 (1-gun manual) suits occasional carpark restripes; LineLazer ES 1000 (lithium DC, 0.6 GPM, 1-2 gun QuikSelect) handles fleet carpark and council yard work; LineLazer V ES 2000 (battery, MaxPower DC + Advantage Drive, Endurance Chromex pump, J-Log USB proof-of-job, 1+1 manual + auto or 2 auto with LazerGuide) covers mid-tier council. For sports fields, athletic tracks and turf paint the FieldLazer ES100 (60V FlexVolt battery, 4.5 LPM, 19 L hopper, SG3 striping gun) is purpose-built for low-pressure delivery that does not over-soak the grass.

Petrol walk-behind and self-propelled. The LineLazer 3400 (Honda GX120 4 HP, 0.75 GPM, max 0.027 inch tip) is the long-running carpark workhorse and the entry-petrol airless line striper of choice. The LineLazer V 200HS HP Auto (Honda GX200 6.5 HP, 2.15 GPM, max 0.047 inch tip on the 1-gun variant, LazerGuide 1700 start-stop laser) and 200HS HP Reflective (dual auto guns plus dual 120 lb pressurised bead tanks) handle council long-line and ATS 4110 work. The LineLazer V 250SPS (Honda GX390 13 HP, 2.5 GPM, 95 L hopper) self-propelled unit covers larger flow and longer runs as a line marking trolley you push or ride.

Cold applied plastic and thermoplastic. Signalised intersections, bus lanes and ATS 4110 sections demanding 5+ year life run on the LineLazer V 200MMA 1:1 HP Reflective, a walk-behind plural-component cold applied plastic system at 3,300 PSI (228 bar / 22,800 kPa) with at-the-gun mixing via the Fusion ProConnect Gun and Air-Purge between cycles. Thermoplastic crossings, piano keys, arrows and numerals run on the Graco ThermoLazer ProMelt 4 inch SmartDie II (4-chamber melting, 100,000 BTU heat, 4-torch die heat) or the GO Thermoplastic Screed Box for hand-applied work in 100, 150, 200 and 300 mm widths.

Truck-mount and ride-on. Highway, regional council fleet, B-double depot, runway and taxiway work runs on the truck-mount Graco RoadPak module (4-gun capable, belt-mounted with Taper-Lock pulley swap for drive-train matching) plus a custom GO truck build with Skip-Line NZ camera and laser layout for runway-grade precision. For ride-on line marker operation on any walk-behind unit, the LineDriver attachments (LineDriver ES electric 12-hour Eco-Mode, LineDriver HD with electric or pull-start petrol, 16 km/h forward / 10 km/h reverse) reduce operator fatigue on long shifts and let one operator run paint, bead and pattern control without walking.

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