Spi 114-0,1-300 Machinist Precision Level 12 Inch

Product Description

The SPI 114-0,1-300 is a machinist-grade precision level designed for high-accuracy alignment and leveling tasks in machine tool setup, surface plate work, and precision manufacturing environments. With a graduation sensitivity of 0.001 inches per 10 inches, this instrument detects minute deviations in flatness and levelness that standard levels cannot resolve. The unit measures 12 inches in length and 1.0938 inches in width, and it includes 2 vials to allow simultaneous reading in two planes. It is intended for use by machinists, tool and die makers, and precision metrology technicians who require reliable, repeatable readings during equipment installation and calibration.

This level is suited for use in machine shops, maintenance departments, and industrial settings where precise leveling of lathes, mills, surface plates, and other machine tools is required. The compact 12-inch body fits standard machine beds and surfaces commonly encountered in both job shop and production environments. Its dual-vial configuration makes it practical for leveling operations that require checking in more than one axis without repositioning the instrument.

Key Features

• Graduation sensitivity of 0.001 inches per 10 inches for high-precision leveling
• 12-inch length suitable for standard machine tool beds and surface plates
• 2 vials allow simultaneous two-plane level readings
• 1.0938-inch body width for stable contact on machined surfaces
• Machinist-grade construction for repeatable use in precision metrology applications

Compatibility

Designed as a machinist precision level for use on lathes, milling machines, surface plates, and similar machine tool surfaces requiring 0.001-inch-per-10-inch sensitivity.

Installation Notes

Machinists and precision maintenance technicians should ensure that the contact surface is clean and free of chips, coolant, or debris before placing the level. Power down and lock out any machine tool before performing leveling or alignment work on it. Calibrate the level periodically against a known reference to verify vial accuracy. Follow facility safety procedures and applicable machine tool alignment standards during setup.