10 Leveling Mount Manufacturers in 2023
This section provides an overview for leveling mounts as well as their applications and principles. Also, please take a look at the list of 10 leveling mount manufacturers and their company rankings.
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What Is a Leveling Mount?
A leveling mount is a mechanical component used to adjust the height or maintain the level of machinery or other equipment.
They are variously called leveling pads, adjuster bolts, or simply adjusters.
When portability is required, there are also adjuster feet with casters. They use the casters when moving the adjuster and use the leveling mount to float the casters when securing the adjuster.
There are also leveling mounts with non-slip or anti-vibration rubber on the bottom.
Uses of Leveling Mounts
Leveling mounts are used not only in industrial machinery, such as machine tools, packaging machinery, food processing machinery, factory automation equipment, robot systems, and conveyor systems (conveyors). They are also in a variety of other devices and equipment, including office desks, copy machines, work tables, and other OA equipment. A wide range of series is available, from lightweight to medium-lightweight and heavyweight types, and should be selected according to the load capacity.
When equipment needs to be level, such as precision instruments and processing machines, the angle-adjustable leveling mounts are used to allow horizontal installation even if the floor surface is slightly tilted. Conversely, if the equipment must be tilted slightly, angle-adjustable leveling mounts are also used.
Principle of Leveling Mounts
Leveling mounts consist of a base that touches the floor, a bolt to adjust the height, and a nut for a double nut to fix the position after adjustment. They are usually divided into heavy-weight and medium-light-weight versions, which must be selected according to the weight of the equipment. Load capacity is sometimes measured in units of dN (1 dN = 1 kgf) as well as N.
The height of the device can be adjusted by turning a nut welded to the base and moving the bolt up or down. When the adjustment is complete, another nut is fastened to the side of the device, and the bolt is secured in place by a double nut mechanism.
The height of the leveling mounts is adjusted with a wrench, but if the wrench is difficult to insert or turn, level adjustment and maintenance will be difficult. In such situations, there are leveling mounts that have a mortise where a flathead screwdriver can be inserted at the tip of the bolt. In this case, the adjustment is made from the top with a flathead screwdriver, and the wrench is used only for the final fixing, which improves workability.
List of 10 Leveling Mount Manufacturers
*Including some distributors, etc.
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Carr Lane Manufacturing
Leveling Feet
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J.W. Winco, Inc.
Leveling Mounts
Company Overview
J.W. Winco was originally founded as Ganter in 1894 in Germany. Winco specializes in parts manufacturing. Parts offerings the operating parts segment including handles, adjusting, and positioning parts; clamping parts segment featuring tensioning, clamping, switching, and levers; and finally the machine parts segment with indexing, locking, mounting, connecting elements, guides, spindles, rollers, magnets, casters, and wheels. Winco’s complete catalog contains over 75,000 standard parts. Winco is also ISO 9001 certified. Winco offers free CAD downloads and technical documentation for many arts.
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JS Clamp Sdn. Bhd
Leveling Mount
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NGI USA
Certified hygienic leveling feet
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SCN Industrial
Leveling Mounts
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Leveling Mount Manufacturer Ranking
*Including some distributors, etc.Number of Employees
Newly Established Company
- B.V. Transmission Industries: 1963 (60 years ago)
- Kinetics Noise Control, Inc.: 1958 (65 years ago)
- Carr Lane Manufacturing: 1952 (71 years ago)
Company with a History
- TAKIGEN MFG CO., LTD: 1910 (113 years ago)
- Carr Lane Manufacturing: 1952 (71 years ago)
- Kinetics Noise Control, Inc.: 1958 (65 years ago)
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