80/20® Metric Series M6 Deluxe Leveling Foot

The large base glide is a foot with load capacity options ranging up to 5000 pounds (2175 kilograms). It mounts with a base plate and works well for leveling heavier applications. The large base diameter creates maximum surface area while allowing a 15 degree swivel in all directions, making it perfect for industrial applications. The glide includes punch out mounting holes for anchoring or bolting to the floor, great for guards and machine frames.

The Anti-vibration Leveling Foot is a foot with a high level of vibration and shock isolation. It has a non-skid elastomer pad with load capacities ranging from 300-4200 pounds and 136-453 kilograms. The Anti-vibraion Leveling Foot has a powder coated safety-yellow steel housing and is a heavy-duty option, perfect for industrial applications such as machine framing, automation solutions, and guards. It is recommended for use with leveling anchor base plates.

Features: Not compatible with 2mm thick pipes Can be adjusted up to 2 1/2" Increases stability for stationary structures Quick and easy installation Suitable for use in a wide variety of applications - flow-racks, workstations. Loading Capacity 485 lbs (220kg) A Flexpipe product

The AF-OLEV is a metal foot that increases stability and helps to even surfaces. It can be adjusted up to 2 1/2" inches and is compatible with our EP-96-ST stainless and SP-96-BL(2mm) pipes. Bolt M12 (12 mm) Length 4" (100 mm) The foot is installed on the outside of the pipe. Specifically designed to gain space by being able to be placed side by side to another structure or up against a wall. The AF-OLEV should be avoided on soft surfaces, where it can be replaced by the AP-ICAP or the AF-RUB.

The swivel foot base with mounting holes is made of stainless steel. It is a heavy-duty leveling foot with a rubber pad that provides resistance to vibration, making it useful for precision applications. There are options available with load capacities ranging from 6600-8800 pounds (2993.71-3991.61 kilograms). The holes enable mounting of the fixture directly to a concrete floor. It requires a threaded stem.