Tech Products 52542 Leveling Mount 525 Lb 1/2-13 Thread

Product Description

The TECH PRODUCTS 52542 is a standard-deflection leveling mount designed to isolate vibration and provide stable, adjustable support for mechanical equipment. The mount uses a 1/2-13 threaded steel stud and a neoprene pad base to absorb dynamic loads and reduce transmitted vibration to floors and frames. It carries a static load capacity of 525 pounds and allows up to 0.25 inches of deflection under load. Overall width is 3.375 inches, base diameter is 2.5 inches, and overall length is 5.5 inches. HVAC, refrigeration, and mechanical contractors install these mounts under compressors, condensing units, fan coil assemblies, and similar equipment as part of a vibration isolation strategy.

This leveling mount is suited for commercial and light industrial mechanical installations where equipment must be leveled on uneven surfaces while maintaining vibration isolation. Typical applications include rooftop HVAC units, indoor air handlers, pumps, and compressor bases. The neoprene pad provides resistance to oils, moisture, and moderate temperature exposure common in mechanical rooms and rooftop environments. The 9/16-inch mounting hole diameter accommodates standard fastener patterns on equipment bases and mounting frames.

Key Features

• 525 lb static load capacity per mount for heavy mechanical equipment support
• 1/2-13 threaded steel stud for secure, adjustable height positioning
• Neoprene pad base absorbs vibration and reduces noise transmission
• Maximum deflection of 0.25 inches under rated load
• 9/16-inch mounting hole diameter fits standard equipment base fastener patterns
• 2.5-inch base diameter and 5.5-inch overall length for stable footprint

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-deflection leveling mount for use with commercial and light industrial mechanical equipment requiring vibration isolation and adjustable leveling support.

Installation Notes

Mechanical and HVAC contractors install leveling mounts during equipment setting or recommissioning. Power down and lock out all equipment before positioning or adjusting mounts. Ensure the mounting surface can support the combined load across all mount points before final tightening. Consult local mechanical codes and equipment manufacturer guidelines for minimum mount quantity and placement requirements.