Gibraltar LP2-A4L-G Studded Pivotal Leveling Mount 1500 Lb

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR LP2-A4L-G is a studded pivotal leveling mount designed to support and level industrial equipment, machinery, and fabricated assemblies on uneven or hard flooring surfaces. The mount features a rubber pad base that absorbs vibration and protects floor surfaces, paired with a steel stud for rigid, adjustable attachment. It carries a rated load capacity of 1,500 pounds and uses a 3/8-16 bolt thread size for secure fastening. The overall length is approximately 5.67 inches. Installers in mechanical, manufacturing, and light industrial settings rely on this type of mount to achieve precise equipment leveling without shimming or welding.

This leveling mount suits stationary equipment installations in commercial and industrial environments where floor-level adjustment is required. Typical applications include machine tool bases, compressor skids, workbenches, enclosures, and similar assemblies that demand stable, vibration-dampened footing. The pivotal design allows the rubber pad to self-align with minor floor irregularities, maintaining full contact and consistent load distribution across the base.

Key Features

• 1,500 lb rated load capacity for heavy equipment support
• 3/8-16 steel stud thread for standard fastener compatibility
• 2.5 inch base diameter rubber pad for vibration isolation and floor protection
• Pivotal pad design self-aligns to uneven floor surfaces
• Steel stud construction for durability under sustained static loads

Compatibility

Designed as a standard studded pivotal leveling mount suitable for use with machinery, equipment frames, and fabricated assemblies requiring adjustable floor-level support with a 3/8-16 threaded mounting point.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by millwrights, mechanical contractors, or equipment installers. Ensure the receiving threaded hole or mounting bracket is rated for the full load before torquing the stud. Power down and de-energize all connected equipment before positioning or adjusting leveling mounts under live machinery. Check load distribution across all mount points after leveling to confirm the rated capacity is not exceeded at any individual mount.