Precision Brand 16947 Steel Shim Stock 0.01in 12x8in 5 Pack

Product Description

The PRECISION BRAND 16947 is a flat sheet shim stock made from steel, measuring 0.01 inches thick, 12 inches long, and 8 inches wide. Sold in a pack of 5 sheets, it is used to fill gaps, align equipment, level machinery, and establish precise clearances during mechanical assembly and installation work. Steel construction gives this shim stock the durability needed for demanding trade applications. HVAC technicians, millwrights, plumbers, and general mechanical contractors rely on flat sheet shim stock when setting equipment to exact tolerances during installation or service work.

Flat sheet shim stock at 0.01 inches thick is well suited for applications requiring fine gap adjustment or alignment corrections in HVAC equipment bases, pipe supports, pump mounts, and structural connections. The 12 inch by 8 inch sheet size provides enough material to cut custom shim pieces to fit a wide range of fastener patterns and mounting configurations. This pack of 5 sheets supports multiple service calls or a single large installation requiring several shim points.

Key Features

• Steel construction for strength and durability in mechanical and HVAC applications
• 0.01 inch thickness for fine tolerance and gap adjustment work
• 12 inch x 8 inch sheet size allows custom cutting to required dimensions
• Pack of 5 sheets provides adequate material for multiple install points
• Flat sheet format works with standard tin snips, shears, or aviation snips

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat sheet shim stock suitable for use in HVAC equipment leveling, mechanical alignment, pipe support, and similar trade installation and service applications requiring steel shimming material.

Installation Notes

Steel shim stock is typically installed by HVAC technicians, pipefitters, or mechanical contractors during equipment setting and alignment procedures. Cut sheets to the required size and shape using aviation snips or metal shears before installation. Power down or isolate any equipment before placing shims under or around energized components. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling and cutting steel shim stock to avoid edge injuries.