Maudlin Products PL5-015P Plastic Shim Stock Sheet 10 Piece

Product Description

The MAUDLIN PRODUCTS PL5-015P is a plastic shim stock sheet supplied in a 10-piece pack, sized at 5 inches wide by 20 inches long with a nominal thickness of 0.0150 inches. Shim stock sheets are used to fill gaps, level components, and achieve precise alignment tolerances during mechanical assembly and equipment installation. The pink color coding helps distinguish this thickness from other gauges on a job site or in a parts tray. Each sheet is cut to a consistent size, allowing technicians to trim, layer, or stack as needed for the application at hand.

Plastic shim stock is commonly used in HVAC equipment leveling, equipment base alignment, pipe support shimming, and general mechanical installation work across residential and light commercial settings. Installers reach for this material when metal shim stock is not required and a lightweight, corrosion-resistant option is preferred. The 5 inch by 20 inch sheet size gives enough material to cut custom shim profiles for most standard equipment bases and mounting surfaces.

Key Features

• 0.0150 inch nominal thickness for close-tolerance gap filling and alignment work
• 5 inches wide by 20 inches long sheet size allows field-trimming to fit most applications
• Pink color coding aids quick visual identification of this gauge on the job
• Plastic construction resists corrosion and moisture, suitable for indoor and protected outdoor installs
• Pack of 10 sheets per package, sold in single-pack minimum order quantity

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose plastic shim stock sheet suitable for HVAC equipment leveling, mechanical alignment, and pipe support applications where a 0.0150 inch thickness is specified.

Installation Notes

Plastic shim stock is typically installed by HVAC technicians, pipefitters, and millwrights during equipment setting and alignment procedures. Sheets can be cut with standard utility knives or snips to the required profile before placement. Ensure the equipment or component is fully de-energized and depressurized before shimming any load-bearing surface. Follow applicable mechanical codes and equipment manufacturer torque and alignment specifications when securing fasteners over shimmed components.