Spi 114-0,05-200 Machinist Precision Level 8 Inch

Product Description

The SPI 114-0,05-200 is a machinist-grade precision level designed for high-accuracy leveling and alignment tasks in machine shop and industrial settings. With a graduation sensitivity of 0.0005 inches per 10 inches, this instrument detects minute deviations in surface flatness and alignment that standard levels cannot resolve. The 8-inch body houses two vials, allowing simultaneous reading in two planes. It is used by machinists, tool and die makers, and precision equipment technicians who require reliable, repeatable level readings during machine setup and calibration work.

This precision level is suited for leveling machine tool beds, surface plates, milling machine tables, and other flat surfaces where tight tolerances are required. The 8-inch length and 1.09-inch width make it manageable on smaller machine surfaces as well as longer beds. Two vials provide versatility for both lengthwise and crosswise leveling without repositioning the instrument. It is appropriate for use in production environments, maintenance shops, and metrology labs where setup accuracy directly affects part quality.

Key Features

• Graduation sensitivity of 0.0005 inches per 10 inches for high-precision alignment work
• 8-inch length suitable for a wide range of machine tool surfaces
• Two vials allow simultaneous two-plane level readings
• 1.09-inch body width for stable seating on machine ways and surface plates
• Compact, purpose-built form factor for machinist and metrology applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose machinist precision level for use on machine tool beds, surface plates, and precision flat surfaces requiring sensitivity of 0.0005 inches per 10 inches.

Installation Notes

Precision levels of this type are placed directly on clean, degreased machine surfaces during setup and alignment procedures. Power down any machine tool before placing the level on the surface to prevent movement or vibration that can affect the vial reading. Handle the instrument carefully to avoid shock or dropping, which can permanently shift vial calibration. Periodic recalibration against a known reference surface is recommended to verify continued accuracy.