Gibraltar G014-EL-G Leveling Mount 500 Lb

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR G014-EL-G is a heavy-duty leveling mount designed to support and level industrial machinery, equipment bases, and fabricated frames. It provides a stable footing on hard floor surfaces and allows height and angle adjustment to compensate for uneven floors. The G014-EL-G carries a 500 lb load capacity per mount and features a 1/2-13 bolt thread for secure attachment to equipment frames. The base diameter measures 3.187 inches, providing a broad footprint that distributes load evenly. It is a standard component used by millwrights, maintenance technicians, and equipment installers in commercial and light industrial settings.

This leveling mount is suited for use in commercial kitchens, HVAC equipment bases, manufacturing floors, and general equipment installation where floor leveling and vibration isolation are required. Its threaded stud design allows for inline height adjustment without removing the unit from the frame. A thread length of 4.0 inches provides a useful range of vertical travel for leveling applications on uneven concrete or tile surfaces.

Key Features

• 500 lb load capacity per mount for robust equipment support
• 1/2-13 bolt thread size for compatibility with standard threaded frames and weld nuts
• 3.187-inch base diameter distributes load across a wide footprint
• 4.0-inch thread length provides generous vertical adjustment range
• Compact form factor suitable for tight equipment base clearances

Compatibility

Designed as a standard OEM-style leveling mount for equipment frames, machinery bases, and support structures that use 1/2-13 threaded mounting points.

Installation Notes

Leveling mounts are typically installed by millwrights or equipment service technicians using standard hand tools. Thread the stud into the equipment frame or weld nut and adjust height as needed before locking the position. Ensure the floor surface is clean and free of debris before seating the base pad. Do not exceed the rated 500 lb load capacity per mount when calculating total support requirements for a given equipment base.