Milwaukee Laser Track Clip (48-35-1313)

Key Features

Fast Laser Alignment

The centering groove helps position your laser quickly and keep it vertically aligned. That saves setup time when you are laying out grid and ceiling work.

Secure Track Hold

Rubber teeth and a strong spring grip wall angle firmly so the laser stays put once mounted. Less shifting means more confidence in your layout lines.

More Mounting Options

This Milwaukee laser track clip also includes screw and nail hang holes plus zip tie loops, so you can mount it to wood, drywall, pipe, and other surfaces when track is not the only option.

Overview

The Milwaukee 48-35-1313 Laser Track Clip is a laser mounting accessory built to hold compatible Milwaukee lasers on wall angle and other jobsite surfaces. This is a laser track clip designed for attaching compatible lasers during drop ceiling installation and layout work. Model Number 48-35-1313. If you are setting laser lines around a room and need a quick, stable mount point, this accessory is built for that job.

What matters here is speed and repeatability. The centering groove helps you line the laser up vertically without fighting the mount, and the low profile design keeps the setup compact in tighter interior spaces. When you are working overhead around ceiling grid, having a mount that goes on fast and stays where you put it makes layout a lot less frustrating.

Milwaukee built this clip with rubber teeth and a strong spring to create a more secure grip on wall angle. That combination helps the laser stay steady once attached, which is the whole point of a good laser mount. A stable mount helps protect the accuracy of your line and reduces the need to keep checking or resetting position.

The body is made from glass filled nylon, which gives the clip a durable feel without making it bulky. At 0.8 lb, it is light enough to carry in your layout kit, but it still has the structure needed for daily use. The overall size, 10 inches high, 2.4 inches long, and 2.6 inches wide, keeps it easy to stash in a bag or laser case.

Milwaukee also added more than one way to mount it when wall angle is not available. Integrated screw and nail hang holes let you fasten it to wood or drywall, while zip tie loops make it useful on pipe and similar surfaces. That flexibility matters on remodels, commercial interiors, and any job where the mounting point changes from one room to the next.

Compatibility is straightforward: this clip is made for use with Milwaukee lasers, and the magnetic mounting plate works with the laser's magnets for a secure hold. For Milwaukee users already working with USB and M12 lasers, this accessory fits neatly into the same setup without adding complexity.