Precision Brand 44525 Plastic Shim Stock Sheet 5x20 in Green

Product Description

The PRECISION BRAND 44525 is a plastic shim stock sheet designed for precision spacing, leveling, and alignment tasks across industrial and mechanical applications. Each sheet measures 5 inches wide by 20 inches long and is manufactured to a thickness of 0.003 inches, making it suitable for tight-tolerance shimming work. The green coloring allows for quick identification when multiple thicknesses are in use. This pack includes five sheets. Machinists, millwrights, pipefitters, and general maintenance technicians commonly use shim stock sheets to achieve precise fits between mating components.

Plastic shim stock sheets are used in a wide range of applications including machinery leveling, bearing alignment, pipe support shimming, and equipment base plate adjustment. The flexible plastic material is easy to cut with standard shop scissors or a utility knife, allowing techs to trim sheets to any required shape or size on the job. This product is suited for both light industrial and commercial maintenance environments where metal shim stock is unnecessary or where a non-conductive, corrosion-resistant material is preferred.

Key Features

• Precision thickness of 0.003 inches for tight-tolerance shimming and alignment work
• Sheet dimensions of 5 inches wide by 20 inches long allow for versatile trimming to fit
• Green color-coding enables fast identification when sorting multiple shim thicknesses
• Plastic material resists corrosion and is non-conductive
• Pack of 5 sheets provides sufficient material for multiple jobs or cuts

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose plastic shim stock sheet suitable for machinery leveling, alignment, and spacing applications where a 0.003-inch thickness and 5 by 20 inch sheet size meet the job requirement.

Installation Notes

Shim stock sheets are typically installed by machinists, millwrights, or maintenance technicians during equipment alignment or leveling procedures. Always de-energize and lock out equipment before accessing any mechanical interface where shimming is required. Sheets can be cut to size using shop scissors or a utility knife on a suitable cutting surface. Verify the final assembly torque and fit according to the equipment manufacturer specifications before returning machinery to service.