Spi 114-0,1-200 Machinist Precision Level 8 Inch

Product Description

The SPI 114-0,1-200 is a machinist precision level designed for high-accuracy leveling and alignment tasks in machine tool setup, surface plate work, and precision manufacturing environments. It delivers a graduation sensitivity of 0.001 inches per 10 inches, making it suitable for detecting very small deviations from level or plumb. The unit measures 8 inches in length and includes 2 vials for dual-axis reference. This level is typically used by machinists, tool and die makers, and metrology technicians who require reliable, repeatable results during equipment installation and alignment procedures.

This machinist level is well suited for precision applications in industrial shops, machine tool rooms, and manufacturing facilities where tight tolerances are required. It supports setup tasks such as leveling mills, lathes, surface grinders, and similar equipment. The 2-vial configuration allows simultaneous horizontal and cross-level readings, reducing the number of repositioning steps during alignment. It is also applicable to surface plate inspection setups where accurate baseline leveling is critical before measurement begins.

Key Features

• Graduation sensitivity of 0.001 inches per 10 inches for high-precision leveling
• 8-inch length provides stable contact surface on machine beds and ways
• 2-vial design enables simultaneous horizontal and cross-level readings
• Compact width of approximately 1.09 inches fits standard machine surfaces
• Designed for machinist and metrology-grade alignment applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose machinist precision level suitable for machine tool setup, surface plate work, and industrial alignment applications requiring 0.001-inch-per-10-inch sensitivity.

Installation Notes

This level is set in place rather than installed with fasteners; ensure the contact surface is clean and free of chips, burrs, or coolant before use. Handle with care to avoid dropping, as impact can shift the vial calibration. Calibration verification against a known reference surface is recommended before critical alignment work. No special tools are required for use, but periodic recalibration by a qualified metrology technician is advised to maintain accuracy.