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Leveling feet are used to level and stabilize different types of machinery and equipment, especially on uneven surfaces. Utilizing heavy-duty leveling feet prevents sliding, tipping, vibration, and wear, extending the life of your machinery and improving the safety of your equipment.

Â齫ºúÁË3 Mfg. offers a large assortment of Machine Leveling Feet, including Standard Leveling Feet, Stud Leveling Feet, and Jig Feet Leveling Assemblies.

It is important to consider the application, weight, and type of equipment when selecting and utilizing leveling feet to prevent failure or injury. Once you have determined these factors, assembling and installing heavy-duty leveling feet is simple.

Affix a leveling foot to the machine or object that requires leveling using the threaded shafts as the point of attachment with the Stud leveling Feet version. Or attach the machine or object to the female threaded ball on the plain leveling foot version.

Once the threaded insert is securely fitted to the foot, adjust the height of the leveling foot by loosening or tightening the threaded shaft or the lock nut on the threaded insert and then swivel the foot into position.

Each type of Â齫ºúÁË3 Mfg. Leveling Foot is offered in several materials and finishes, with different attrributes that apply to specific applications, such as load capacity, durabillity, and environmental factors.

Steel

Â齫ºúÁË3 Mfg. offers leveling feet maunfacturered from 1215 steel, carburized-hardened, zinc plated yellow chromate. This material is the most economical and wear- resistant choice for maximum load capacities.

Stainless Steel

We provide leveling feet designed with 300-series stainless steel, a material that  provides excellent resistance to rust, can be sanitized, and works well in corrosive environments. Our stainless steel is DFARS and RoHS compliant.

Delrin^®

White Delrin® 500 is non-marking leveling feet from Â齫ºúÁË3 Mfg., will not rust and can be sanitized. This material has the lowest load capacity of these materials.

Before deciding on a material for your leveling feet, it is essential to determine whether the material has the proper load rating for your application.

The load rating of a leveling foot refers to the maximum load capacity of the product. While Delrin® pads are useful for non-marking applications, they have the lowest load capacity of the materials used in Â齫ºúÁË3 leveling feet. Stainless steel feet have a higher load capacity and are very corrosion resistant in addition to being able to be sanitized, as illustrated by the line graphs below.