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The GIBRALTAR NSW-2Z-G is a studded pivotal leveling mount designed to support and level equipment on uneven or hard surfaces. The pivotal design allows the pad to articulate and maintain full contact with the floor even when the mounting surface is not perfectly flat. Built with a steel pad and steel stud, this mount handles load capacities up to 700 pounds. It measures 3.125 inches in length with a 1.875-inch base diameter and accepts a 1/2-13 bolt thread. Installers use this type of hardware when precise leveling and firm, vibration-reducing support are required for stationary equipment.
This leveling mount is suited for industrial and commercial applications where machinery, HVAC equipment, compressors, or other heavy components require stable, adjustable footing. The pivotal base compensates for minor floor irregularities without shimming. Typical installation scenarios include mounting on concrete pads, equipment platforms, or metal frames where a threaded stud and locking adjustment are preferred over welded or fixed feet.
Designed as a standard studded pivotal leveling mount suitable for equipment requiring 1/2-13 threaded stud mounting points and load capacities up to 700 pounds per foot.
Installation is typically performed by millwrights, HVAC technicians, or mechanical contractors during equipment setting or leveling procedures. Thread the stud into the equipment base and adjust height before tightening the jam nut to lock the leveling position. Ensure the mounting surface is clean and capable of supporting the rated load before securing the mount. Do not exceed the rated 700-pound load capacity per mount.
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