🧲 Level up your precision game—magnetically and effortlessly!
This compact, green magnetic level ruler features a high-precision acrylic bubble with 0.6mm accuracy, a durable metal shell treated with oxide white finish, and a convenient 4.5mm screw hole for secure mounting. Its self-magnetic design allows easy attachment to iron surfaces, making it an essential tool for professionals demanding exact measurements and hands-free operation.
| Brand | The Yan He |
| Material | Metal, Acrylic |
| Color | Green,white |
| Product Dimensions | 0.83"L x 3.54"W |
| Style | Square,Magnetic,Horizontal |
| Item Weight | 90 Grams |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| UPC | 700713482321 |
| Manufacturer | Made in China |
| Item Weight | 3.17 ounces |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | 79*15*15mm |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
M**J
It's a good one!
Nice that it can be adjusted. Light weight aluminum with magnets, great value
R**K
Better quality than expected
Small. Easy to read. Accurate for a small level. Well built. Magnetic bottomUse it for my cnc table to align and level small parts. Took off one star because magnets are a little weak, not much, but would like to be able to store level on table base without sliding. On other hand I have a small light with magnetic base that is too strong and difficult to move. So maybe go 4 1/2 stars
D**H
Level constructed well
This level is made well, small for small jobs, fits into your pocket.
P**R
Weak magnet.
I like it other than the weak magnet
A**R
Well made
I like that there is a magnet along with a flat bottom, not a V groove bottom like some other levels.
A**R
ripped off
I received, not a metal cased level, but just the plastic level piece without the metal case....total crap for what I need
R**E
It came in a timely manner for job I had plan.
For leveling a wide format printer.
A**S
one line increment = 12.5 mm per meter - very coarse
By my direct testing, on a 1.5 m baseline: one line increment = a slope of 12.5 mm per meter - which is very coarse and well below the standards for any reasonable machinist's level.Not to be confused with accuracy which is a separate subject.
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