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Sola 01622142 Mini LevelDescription: The Sola R100 mini level, in green, is a highly precise and reliable tool. It features CNC -milled horizontal and vertical vials that ensure accurate and clear measurements. Made of non-conductive, shatterproof acrylic glass, this level is durable and long-lasting. With its compact size and lightweight design, it is convenient to use and carry with you anywhere. Thanks to its resistance to water, heat, and cold, you can use it in various conditions without worry. The level features a printed grid scale, allowing you to take precise measurements with 1 mm accuracy. The level's transparent design provides clear visibility and easy-to-read measurements. Technical specifications:Length: 100 mmMaterial: Acrylic glassColor: TransparentMeasurement accuracy: 0.75 mm/mNumber of horizontal vials: 1Number of vertical vials: 1Dimensions (L x W x H): 100 x 15 x 50 mm..

Stanley FatMax Pro Box Magnetic Torpedo Level, 22 cm, XTHT0-42495 Stanley XTHT0-42495 is a compact magnetic torpedo level from the FatMax range, 22 cm long. The body is aluminium in a box profile and the accuracy is 0.5 mm/m. The three vials The level carries three vials: horizontal, vertical, and one that rotates through 180° with a degree scale. That third one is what makes the tool general-purpose - with it you set and check any angle, not only 0° and 90°. On drainage, guttering or waste pipe, where a specific fall is required, that is the difference between measuring and guessing. The central vial is magnified - the bubble looks larger than it is, which allows more precise reading. On a 22 cm level that is not cosmetic: the shorter the level, the smaller the bubble's movement for a given slope, and the more it matters that you can see it clearly. The magnetic base The base is magnetic. The level sticks to a steel stud, pipe, track or angle and stays there without being held. For drylining, plumbing and HVAC that is the main reason to pick a magnetic model - both hands stay free to position the workpiece. Why a box profile The box profile is closed on all sides and is substantially stiffer than an open channel at the same weight. Stiffness relates directly to accuracy: a level that flexes when pressed reads differently depending on how it is pressed. The ends carry rubber caps that absorb the impact of a drop - the commonest reason a level loses accuracy. Who it is for The 22 cm length defines the use: this is the level that lives in the bag or a belt pocket and comes out for a single item - a box, a bracket, a shelf, a short run of pipe. It does not replace a long level for aligning a wall or a floor; it complements one, and the two solve different problems. The accuracy guarantee is 10 years. Technical specifications ManufacturerStanley Article numberXTHT0-42495 RangeFatMax Pro Box TypeTorpedo level, magnetic Length22 cm Accuracy0.5 mm/m Vials3 - horizontal, vertical and 180° rotating Central vialMagnified BaseMagnetic BodyAluminium, box profile EndsRubber, shock absorbing Accuracy guarantee10 years Questions and Answers What is the accuracy? 0.5 mm/m - half a millimetre of deviation per metre of length. Stanley backs it with a 10-year accuracy guarantee. What is the rotating vial for? It sets and checks any angle, not only 0° and 90°. On drainage, guttering and waste pipe, where a specific fall is required, that is the key function. Does it hold itself on metal? Yes - the base is magnetic. It sticks to a stud, pipe or track and stays put unheld, leaving both hands free for the workpiece. Why is the central vial magnified? For more precise reading. On a short level the bubble moves less for a given slope - the magnification makes that movement clearly visible. What is the advantage of a box profile? A closed profile is substantially stiffer than an open one at the same weight. A level that flexes under pressure reads differently depending on how it is pressed. Does it replace a long level? No - it complements one. At 22 cm this level is for a single item: a box, a bracket, a shelf, a short run of pipe. Aligning a wall or floor needs a long level. Will it survive being dropped? The ends carry rubber caps that absorb the impact - dropping is the commonest reason a level loses accuracy, and the blow almost always lands on an end. ..