Gibraltar BNYLA26-EL-G Studded Pivotal Leveling Mount

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR BNYLA26-EL-G is a studded pivotal leveling mount designed to provide stable, adjustable support for equipment and machinery in industrial and commercial settings. The mount features a 3/8-16 threaded steel stud, a 2-inch base diameter, and an overall length of 7 inches. It is rated for a load capacity of 4,000 lb, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications. An elastomer pad on the base absorbs vibration and prevents slippage on the mounting surface. Millwrights, maintenance technicians, and industrial installers use this type of mount when leveling stationary equipment.

This leveling mount is used in manufacturing facilities, mechanical rooms, and commercial equipment installations where precise leveling of machinery, enclosures, or structural frames is required. The pivotal design allows the foot to self-adjust to uneven floors, maintaining full pad contact even when the mounting surface is not perfectly flat. The elastomer pad is suited for use on concrete, steel, and similar hard surfaces.

Key Features

• 4,000 lb load capacity for heavy-duty equipment support
• 3/8-16 threaded steel stud for secure mounting and height adjustment
• 2-inch base diameter with elastomer pad for vibration damping and grip
• Pivotal base self-adjusts to uneven or angled floor surfaces
• 7-inch overall length provides meaningful height adjustment range
• Steel stud construction for durability in demanding industrial environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose studded leveling mount compatible with equipment frames, machinery bases, and enclosures that use 3/8-16 threaded mounting points.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by millwrights or maintenance technicians using standard hand tools. Ensure the mounting surface and equipment frame threads are clean and free of debris before threading the stud. Torque fasteners according to the equipment manufacturer specifications and applicable facility standards. The pivotal foot should be positioned to make full contact with the floor surface before final tightening.