Leveling Mounts

Check the tapped hole or mounting bracket on your equipment for the thread specification. Common U.S. sizes include 3/8"-16, 1/2"-13, and 5/8"-11. Metric threads such as M8, M10, and M12 are also available. If you are replacing existing leveling feet, remove one and measure the thread diameter and pitch to find the match.

Capacity varies by model, from a few hundred pounds for light-duty furniture feet up to several thousand pounds per mount for heavy industrial leveling pads. Always check the rated load capacity in the product listing and ensure your per-mount load stays within that rating after applying a safety factor.

Anti-vibration mounts use an elastomeric pad or rubber sandwich construction that absorbs vibration energy before it reaches the floor. This reduces noise, protects the floor surface, improves equipment accuracy for precision machinery, and lessens vibration fatigue on nearby structures and personnel.

Yes. A common configuration uses casters for mobility and leveling mounts that can be deployed to stabilize the equipment once in position. Some manufacturers offer combination caster-leveler units, or you can install separate leveling mounts between caster positions and adjust them down to the floor when stationary.