Gibraltar LP4-D3H-G Studded Pivotal Leveling Mount

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR LP4-D3H-G is a studded pivotal leveling mount designed to support heavy industrial and commercial equipment on uneven or hard surfaces. It combines a steel stud with a rubber base pad to provide both rigid load-bearing support and vibration dampening. The mount carries a load capacity of 6,000 lb and features a 4-inch base diameter. With a bolt thread size of 3/4-10 and an overall length of 4-13/16 inches, it is well suited for machinery alignment and leveling tasks performed by millwrights, maintenance technicians, and mechanical contractors.

This leveling mount is used in industrial and commercial settings where heavy equipment must be stabilized on concrete floors, steel platforms, or similar rigid substrates. Typical applications include mounting production machinery, compressors, pumps, and similar equipment that requires precise leveling and controlled vibration isolation. The pivotal design allows angular adjustment to compensate for surface irregularities without compromising load distribution.

Key Features

• 6,000 lb load capacity for heavy-duty industrial equipment support
• Pivotal base design allows angular adjustment to accommodate uneven mounting surfaces
• Rubber pad base provides vibration dampening and floor protection
• Steel stud construction for durability under sustained load
• 3/4-10 bolt thread size for compatibility with standard fastening hardware
• 4-inch base diameter for stable footprint under high-load conditions

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style leveling mount for heavy industrial and commercial equipment installations requiring a 3/4-10 stud thread, a 4-inch base diameter, and a 6,000 lb rated load capacity.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by millwrights or mechanical maintenance technicians. De-energize and lock out all power sources before positioning equipment on the mounts. Use appropriate lifting equipment when moving heavy machinery into position over the mounts. Verify that the mounting surface can sustain the rated load and that all studs are fully threaded and secured before releasing load onto the mounts.