Precision Brand 16380 Steel Shim Stock Roll 0.007 in 1010 Steel

Product Description

The PRECISION BRAND 16380 is a roll of 1010 low carbon steel shim stock used for shimming, spacing, and alignment work across mechanical, HVAC, and industrial maintenance applications. The roll measures 0.007 inches thick, 120 inches long, and 12 inches wide, giving technicians ample material to cut custom shims on the job. At 3.15 pounds, it is a practical stock item for shops or field service trucks. The 1010 low carbon steel construction offers consistent thickness tolerance and good machinability, making it well suited for precision fit-up work where mild steel is specified.

This shim stock roll is used in applications requiring tight tolerances between mating surfaces — including equipment bases, fan assemblies, pump mounts, bearing housings, and structural alignments. Maintenance technicians, millwrights, HVAC service pros, and pipefitters commonly use steel shim stock when leveling or aligning mechanical components. The 12-inch width allows shims to be cut or sheared to a wide range of custom sizes from a single roll.

Key Features

• 0.007-inch thickness for fine shimming and close-tolerance alignment work
• 120-inch roll length provides material for multiple jobs from one purchase
• 12-inch width allows custom shim widths to be cut as needed
• 1010 low carbon steel construction offers consistent flatness and machinability
• Roll format is easy to store and dispense in shop or field environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose steel shim stock roll suitable for mechanical alignment, spacing, and fit-up tasks in HVAC, industrial, and maintenance applications where 1010 low carbon steel and 0.007-inch thickness are specified.

Installation Notes

Steel shim stock should be cut with metal snips, a shear, or aviation snips to the required shape before installation. Always de-energize or lock out equipment before inserting shims into machinery. Edges may be sharp after cutting — use appropriate hand protection. Follow equipment manufacturer tolerances and applicable codes when determining final shim thickness.