Gibraltar LP1-B6-G Studded Pivotal Leveling Mount

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR LP1-B6-G is a studded pivotal leveling mount designed to provide stable, adjustable support for machinery, equipment frames, and industrial workstations. The pivoting pad design allows the mount to self-adjust on uneven floors, distributing the load evenly across its 2-inch diameter steel base. Rated at 3,500 pounds load capacity, the LP1-B6-G features an all-steel construction with a steel pad and steel stud, making it a durable choice for demanding shop-floor and equipment-installation applications. Overall stud length is 7.25 inches, and the unit weighs 0.69 pounds.

This leveling mount is suited for use in light industrial, commercial, and trade environments where equipment must be leveled on concrete or finished floors. Typical applications include supporting HVAC equipment bases, compressor skids, workbenches, pump stands, and similar mechanical installations. It is installed wherever a threaded leveling foot is required to compensate for floor irregularities and maintain precise horizontal alignment of mounted equipment.

Key Features

• 3,500 lb load capacity for heavy-duty equipment support
• Pivoting steel pad self-adjusts to uneven floor surfaces
• 2-inch base diameter for a stable footprint
• 1/2-13 bolt thread size for compatibility with standard threaded mounting holes
• 7.25-inch overall stud length provides ample adjustment range
• All-steel construction for durability in industrial environments

Compatibility

Designed as a standard threaded leveling mount for machinery and equipment frames using 1/2-13 threaded mounting provisions, suitable for a wide range of light industrial and commercial equipment installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a millwright, HVAC technician, or mechanical contractor during equipment placement or realignment. Shut down and de-energize all associated equipment before adjusting or replacing leveling mounts. Thread the stud into the equipment base to the required depth and adjust the foot position to achieve level; secure with a jam nut where applicable. Verify that the floor surface is capable of supporting the rated load before final placement.