Empire Level E75JAMB Box Beam Level 78 Inches

Product Description

The EMPIRE LEVEL E75JAMB is a 78-inch box beam level built for trade professionals who need reliable readings on large-scale layout and framing work. The metal body houses three block-style vials — one level and two plumb — giving installers the readings they need without repositioning the tool. Accuracy is rated at 0.0005 inches, meeting the demands of precision work in carpentry, masonry, plumbing rough-in, and structural framing. The blue housing is color-coded for quick identification on a busy jobsite.

This level is suited for residential and light commercial applications where long-span layout is required. Typical uses include setting door and window jambs, plumbing walls, leveling beams and headers, and aligning large structural members. The 78-inch length covers most standard stud-wall and door-frame scenarios in a single placement. It is non-magnetic, making it appropriate for use around sensitive materials or where magnetic interference is a concern.

Key Features

• 78-inch box beam body for long-span leveling and plumb checks in a single placement
• Three block-style vials — one level and two plumb — for complete orientation reference
• Accuracy rated at 0.0005 inches for precision trade applications
• Ergonomic design with surface gripper for secure handling on smooth or rough substrates
• Reinforced metal construction resists jobsite wear and maintains vial integrity
• Non-magnetic body suited for use in areas where magnetic interference must be avoided

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose box beam level for professional use in carpentry, framing, masonry, plumbing, and structural layout applications where a 78-inch span is required.

Installation Notes

No power source or shutoff is required for this hand tool. Clean the reference surface before placing the level to ensure accurate readings — debris or paint buildup under the beam will introduce error. Store the level horizontally or hang it vertically through a dedicated hook to prevent long-term body warping. Periodically verify vial accuracy against a known reference surface as part of routine tool calibration.