Gibraltar G-02-G Leveling Mount 250 Lb Capacity

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR G-02-G is a leveling mount designed to provide stable, adjustable support for machinery, equipment enclosures, and industrial assemblies. It features a 1/4-20 bolt thread and a 1.5-inch thread length, allowing for precise height adjustment across a range of mounting configurations. With a rated load capacity of 250 pounds, this mount handles demanding support requirements in shop, plant, and field environments. Leveling mounts of this type are installed by millwrights, maintenance technicians, and mechanical contractors when leveling equipment bases or isolating machinery from uneven floor surfaces.

This leveling mount suits light-to-medium duty applications in industrial and commercial settings. Typical uses include stabilizing workbenches, machine bases, equipment frames, and enclosures on concrete or finished floors. The 1.2-inch base diameter provides a compact footprint suitable for installations where mounting space is limited. It is sold and installed as a single unit, making it easy to source for both initial installs and replacement work on existing equipment.

Key Features

• 250 lb load capacity for reliable support of equipment and machinery bases
• 1/4-20 bolt thread for compatibility with standard tapped mounting holes
• 1.5-inch thread length provides meaningful adjustment range for leveling
• 1.2-inch base diameter keeps footprint compact for tight mounting areas
• Single-unit packaging supports both new installation and one-for-one replacement

Compatibility

Designed as a standard leveling mount compatible with equipment and machinery bases using 1/4-20 threaded mounting points requiring a 250 lb rated support mount.

Installation Notes

Leveling mounts are installed by maintenance technicians or mechanical contractors using standard hand tools. Before installation, ensure the equipment is de-energized and fully supported by a separate means while the mounts are positioned. Thread the mount into the tapped hole and adjust to achieve level, then lock in position if the mount includes a locking nut. Verify the combined load across all mounts does not exceed the individual unit rating multiplied by the number of mounts used.