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By thread and load: the stud must match the machine's foot mounting, and the stated load per foot must cover the machine's weight shared across its feet with margin, both numbers on every listing.

The stud winds through the mounting: turning the foot raises or lowers that corner, so the machine is walked level corner by corner and the locknuts then hold the setting.

From 80 kilograms per foot on M8 up through the working middle to 2500 and 3750 kilograms on the M24 forms, each rating stated per foot on its listing.

The anti-vibration family does; the plain levelling feet beside them level without isolating, for the machines that need height and flat rather than quiet.

Yes, level first, lock second: the locknut holds the adjustment against vibration, and a foot that wanders under running load was levelled but never locked.

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A levelling foot does two jobs in one fitting: it takes the wobble out of a machine that stands on a floor that is never quite flat, and it isolates the vibration the machine makes once it runs. The 31 feet here are picked the estate's way, by thread and stated load, and the range steps cleanly: M8 at 80 kilograms, M10 at 120, M12 at 160 and 350, M14 at 600, M16 from 900 through 1200 to 1750, and M24 at 2500 and 3750 kilograms per foot.

The thread is the levelling mechanism itself: the stud winds through the machine's foot mounting, so turning the foot raises or lowers that corner, and the machine is walked level foot by foot before the locknuts close the adjustment. The load arithmetic is the estate's, the machine's weight shared across its feet with margin, each foot matched to its share.

Plain levelling feet in 38.5 and 42.5 millimetre M16 forms sit beside the anti-vibration family for the machines that need height and level without isolation, and the thread plus load typed into search bring the shelf to a pick. A photo of the machine's foot mounting with its weight over WhatsApp on 07754288583 comes back with the foot named and the level-first, lock-second practice confirmed.

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FAQs

By thread and load: the stud must match the machine's foot mounting, and the stated load per foot must cover the machine's weight shared across its feet with margin, both numbers on every listing.

The stud winds through the mounting: turning the foot raises or lowers that corner, so the machine is walked level corner by corner and the locknuts then hold the setting.

From 80 kilograms per foot on M8 up through the working middle to 2500 and 3750 kilograms on the M24 forms, each rating stated per foot on its listing.

The anti-vibration family does; the plain levelling feet beside them level without isolating, for the machines that need height and flat rather than quiet.

Yes, level first, lock second: the locknut holds the adjustment against vibration, and a foot that wanders under running load was levelled but never locked.

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