Starrett 134 Pocket Level 3 in Cast Iron Nonmagnetic

Product Description

The STARRETT 134 is a cross test and plumb pocket level designed for fast, reliable checks of horizontal and vertical alignment on the job. Built with a cast iron frame, this compact tool measures 3 inches in length, 7/16 inches in width, and 2 inches in height. It includes two vials: one level vial and one plumb vial, offering dual-axis readings in a tool small enough to slip into a shirt pocket or toolbox drawer. Accuracy is rated at 24 to 30 minutes of arc, which is appropriate for trade-level finish and rough-in work. The top read window adds convenience when the level is set flat on a surface.

This pocket level is suited for residential and light commercial applications across multiple trades. Electricians use pocket levels to align conduit runs, panels, and enclosures. Plumbers rely on them for drain slope checks and fixture alignment. HVAC techs use them to verify equipment mounting on pads and curbs. The nonmagnetic cast iron frame means it functions on a wide variety of surfaces without interference from nearby magnetic fields, making it a versatile everyday carry for any trade professional.

Key Features

• Two vials included: one level vial and one plumb vial for dual-axis checks
• Nonmagnetic cast iron frame for broad surface compatibility
• Top read window allows easy viewing when placed flat on a surface
• Compact 3 inch length fits in a pocket, drawer, or toolbox
• Accuracy rated at 24 to 30 minutes of arc
• Made in the USA (subject to change)

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose pocket level suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction trades wherever a compact level and plumb reference tool is needed.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. Clean the contact surface before use to ensure accurate readings. Keep the level vials protected from impact and extreme temperatures, which can affect bubble fluid and vial accuracy. Inspect vials periodically for cracks or fluid loss before relying on readings for critical alignment work.