Check for level inside machinery and other cramped, dimly lit spaces. These levels have LED lights on each vial—as you rotate the level, the appropriate vial is automatically illuminated. They also shut off automatically to save battery life. The strong magnet holds them in place, even on vibrating equipment. Precision machined from a single block of aluminum, these durable levels won’t dent or break easily. Their tapered billet ends fit into corners and tight spaces.

For accurate readings on curved surfaces, such as pipes and shafts, a V-groove keeps them steady. Use the angular vial to check if conduit is bent at the desired angle, or check pipe drainage with a pitch gauge that shows slope in 1/8" increments.

These brightly-colored levels are easy to spot. The ferrite ceramic magnets are strong enough to stay put on most metal surfaces around your facility, so you can quickly check your equipment. Also known as torpedo levels, they have a high-impact plastic housing with tapered ends for fitting into small spaces. The V-groove provides stability on curved surfaces.

Also known as torpedo levels, these levels have tapered ends to fit in small spaces. While not as durable as aluminum, their plastic housing resists impact from most bumps and short falls. Mount them to most metal equipment for a quick check—no drilling or fastening necessary. The magnet is strong enough to stay secure in most applications. For stability on curved surfaces, these levels have a V-groove.

About the size of a pen, attach these levels to most metal equipment for a quick check. The neodymium magnet, a rare earth magnet known for its strong hold, keeps these levels secure even in demanding applications.

Check the positioning of your equipment in dimly lit areas—the vial on these magnetic levels glows in the dark for easy reading. Sized to fit in your pocket, they’re easy to take on the go. The neodymium magnet, a rare earth magnet known for its strong hold, keeps these levels secure even on vibrating machinery. A V-groove provides stability on curved surfaces. Their plastic housing shields them from impact, so they won’t break if you drop them.

Clip these levels to your belt for easy access as you check equipment around your facility. The strong magnets on the bottom and side hold even on vibrating equipment. These levels have an aluminum housing that withstands daily wear and tear. A V-groove creates stability on curved surfaces.

Easily mount these levels to metal equipment to check it's level before use—no drilling or fastening necessary. The ferrite ceramic magnets are strong enough to stay put on most metal surfaces around your facility.

Stick these levels to a magnetic surface to quickly tell if it’s level or to measure its slope. They have a horizontal vial with extra lines to gauge slope in 1/8″ increments, making them useful in applications such as measuring the incline of a pipe that needs to drain. With a strong magnet, they won’t fall off even in demanding applications.

Use their V-grooved side for stability on pipes and other curved surfaces. Their durable aluminum housing stands up to daily wear and tear.

3/4" wd. levels are also known as torpedo levels. They have tapered ends to fit in tight spaces.

Levels with a dual-pitch gauge measure slope in both directions.

Level equipment hands-free in dark spaces without a flashlight. These levels have LED lights that switch on to illuminate the vial you're reading. The lights automatically shut off to save battery life. A strong magnet means these levels will stick to your equipment even under vibration. The durable aluminum housing helps them withstand daily wear and tear. For smooth and slippery surfaces, they have rubber pads that add friction.

Keep your hands free while leveling in tough industrial sites—with a strong magnet, these levels cling to most metallic surfaces even if they’re vibrating. Unlike standard levels with an l-beam design, these levels have a sturdy, box-style body that won’t twist or deform. The surfaces are precision machined, so they stay flat and accurate even after heavy use.

Levels with rubber pads resist slipping.

Levels with a pitch gauge have a horizontal vial with extra lines to gauge slope in 1/8” increments. They’re ideal for applications such as measuring the incline of a pipe that needs to drain. These levels also have a dual-view vertical vial, which means you can view the vial from the top or side of the level.

Made with tough jobsites in mind—these levels have a bright body that's easy to spot and stands up to heavy use. Unlike standard levels that have an I-beam design, these levels have a box-style body that's precision machined. This means they are less likely to twist and deform, so they'll stay flat and accurate. A strong magnet holds these levels still on magnetic surfaces for hands-free checks, even on vibrating equipment. For smooth and slippery surfaces, these levels have removable rubber pads that add friction. The pads also absorb shock if you drop the level.

Precisely measure angles and slope hands-free to help you level equipment. These levels have a digital display, so you can quickly take accurate measurements. The neodymium magnet, a rare earth magnet known for its strong hold, keeps these levels secure even in demanding applications.

Style B levels have an aluminum housing that makes them durable and resistant to wear. Their V-groove provides stability on curved surfaces.

Convenient and easy to use, these digital levels are also built to withstand tough working conditions. Unlike standard l-beam levels, these have a box-style body that resists twisting and deforming. This means their precision-machined surfaces stay flat and accurate even after heavy use. A strong magnet holds these levels still on magnetic surfaces for hands-free checks, even on vibrating equipment. For smooth and slippery surfaces, these levels have removable rubber pads that add friction.

A side- and top-read backlit display along with an overhead inverted display makes these levels easy to read from any angle. Multiple modes allow you to check both level and tilt. You’ll know when your surface is level when you hear a continuous sound. They also have a hold function.

Simultaneously check if a surface is perfectly vertical or horizontal as well as tilted front-to-back. These levels have multiple vials, including one that plugs into the face, to check surfaces on multiple axes. Stick them to metal magnetic surfaces for quick, hands-free inspection of equipment. A strong magnet keeps them firmly in place, even if there’s vibration. For stability on pipes and other curved surfaces, use the V-grooved side. A durable aluminum housing stands up to daily wear and tear.

Remove the plug vial and these levels become regular compact levels. All vials have four lines to help you level your surface or create a slight pitch for drainage.

Mount these levels to a table or other horizontal surface and they will indicate when you're level on the horizontal plane.

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Attach these levels to metal surfaces with a powerful ferrite magnet on the bottom—they’ll stay put even in demanding applications. Also known as bull’s eye levels, they help you align objects at any angle on the horizontal plane. Their glass vial stands up to temperature variations and chemicals.

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With vials at various angles, these levels measure bends in pipe and conduit to confirm they’re consistent—no need for a separate angle indicator. They are magnetic, so you can stick them on for quick measurements.

Straight levels have four vials to measure 30°, 45°, or 90° angles. They sit flush against a flat surface to determine if the surface is level, plumb, or at the correct angle. The other side of the level has a V-groove to provide stability on curved surfaces. Made of aluminum, these levels are durable and resist wear. A thumb screw secures these levels to the end of your pipe or conduit to check for accuracy as you create bends.

Triangular levels have two vials to measure 30°, 45°, 60°, and 90° angles. They are compact enough to fit in your pocket.

U-shaped levels have one vial and several machined edges to measure 0°, 22.5°, 30°, 45°, 60°, and 90° angles. Made of aluminum, these levels are durable and resist wear. They have a strong magnet and V-groove, so they stay attached while bending pipe or conduit.