Sugatsune MN-25 Studded Leveling Mount 5/16-18 264 Lb

Product Description

The SUGATSUNE MN-25 is a studded leveling mount designed to provide stable, adjustable support for equipment, machinery, and enclosures. The mount features a 5/16-18 threaded steel stud and a polypropylene pad base, combining corrosion-resistant contact surface with a sturdy metal fastener. It carries a rated load capacity of 264 lb (120 kg), making it suitable for moderate-duty leveling applications. The compact overall length of approximately 1.578 inches allows installation in tight clearance situations. Maintenance technicians and equipment installers use this type of mount to level industrial enclosures, control panels, and light machinery on uneven floor surfaces.

The MN-25 is used in both commercial and light industrial settings where precise leveling of stationary equipment is required. Common applications include leveling instrument enclosures, electrical panel bases, fabricated frames, and similar assemblies that require minor height adjustment and vibration isolation at the floor contact point. The polypropylene pad helps protect finished floor surfaces and reduces metal-to-floor contact.

Key Features

• 264 lb (120 kg) load capacity per mount
• 5/16-18 threaded steel stud for secure fastening
• Polypropylene pad base reduces floor surface damage and provides grip
• Base diameter of 63/64 inches for stable floor contact footprint
• Overall height of approximately 1.578 inches suits tight clearance installations
• Compact, lightweight design at 0.06 pounds per unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style leveling mount for equipment and enclosures requiring a 5/16-18 threaded stud mount point and a non-marring base pad.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by equipment assemblers, millwrights, or maintenance technicians. Before installation, ensure the receiving thread in the equipment base is clean and free of debris. Use an appropriately sized wrench to thread the stud into the tapped hole and adjust height as needed before locking in position if a locking nut is present. Avoid over-torquing the stud into plastic or thin-walled threaded inserts, as this can strip the receiving thread.