Leveling Foot - Tapped - 4500 Lbs. Capacity - 3.15" Base Dia. - J.W. Winco 41-80-3/4X10-45-D0-X

GN 41 Leveling feet are simple, economically priced components. The static load rating of these feet is limited due to the acceptable load rating of the stud (tensile strength 500/mm²). The values given in the table assume a straight compressive load, perpendicular to the foot. The bending and buckling stress factors often found in the actual application reduce the load rating of the stud, and must be compensated for accordingly. To insure proper leveling mount size, divide the machine weight by the number of feet required. This will equal the pounds or load per leveling foot.

Leveling feet are simple, economically priced components. The static load rating of these feet is limited due to the acceptable load rating of the stud (tensile strength 500/mm²). The values given in the table assume a straight compressive load, perpendicular to the foot. The bending and buckling stress factors often found in the actual application reduce the load rating of the stud, and must be compensated for accordingly. To insure proper leveling mount size, divide the machine weight by the number of feet required. This will equal the pounds or load per leveling foot.

Leveling feet are simple, economically priced components. The static load rating of these feet is limited due to the acceptable load rating of the stud (tensile strength 500/mm²). The values given in the table assume a straight compressive load, perpendicular to the foot. The bending and buckling stress factors often found in the actual application reduce the load rating of the stud, and must be compensated for accordingly. To insure proper leveling mount size, divide the machine weight by the number of feet required. This will equal the pounds or load per leveling foot.

Leveling feet are simple, economically priced components. The static load rating of these feet is limited due to the acceptable load rating of the stud (tensile strength 500/mm²). The values given in the table assume a straight compressive load, perpendicular to the foot. The bending and buckling stress factors often found in the actual application reduce the load rating of the stud, and must be compensated for accordingly. To insure proper leveling mount size, divide the machine weight by the number of feet required. This will equal the pounds or load per leveling foot.

Leveling feet without mounting holes are certified according to 3-A Sanitary Standard Inc. guidelines and are intended for use in hygiene areas. The bottom seal protects the area beneath the foot plate from dirt. For this, the foot must be pressed down by the weight of the machine. The sealing ring above the adjustment sleeve enables fastening without dead space. Due to the wiper or the ball seal, the moving components are sealed against the environment. The high quality finish prevents adherence of dirt and facilitates cleaning. Specifications: Threaded stud, adjustable sleeve, base ...