Industrial Lev-o-Gage 4P - Glass Tube Inclinometer (Model 0607-I)

Industrial Lev-o-Gage 4P - Glass Tube Inclinometer (Model 0607-I)

• Range: -11 to +11 percent slope.. Pad printed hashmarks and numerals.. Special damping fluid works down to -40 degrees F/-40 degrees C..
• High-visibility Saturn Yellow tube assembly.. 3M brand VHB (Very High Bond) adhesive foam tape on back for easy mounting.. Model number: 0607-I.
• Proudly made in the USA. Extremely durable glass tube will never become cloudy and indicator ball will never stick.
• Used for construction equipment, truck, bulldozer, crane, derrick, digger, grader, hoist, hospital bed, loader, mower, plow, lift, tractor, plane, or any vehicle where a tilt reading is necessary.
• Inclinometers can also be referred to as a tilt gauge, angle indicator, tilt indicator, level, level indicator, level gauge, angle gauge, tilt meter, gradiometer, grade indicator, percent slope meter, ball bank indicator, or clinometer and heel gauge.

Since 1971, Lev-o-gage has been the industry leader in durable, useful inclinometers and industrial levels. Lev-o-gage helps to improve operator safety by providing valuable information to heavy equipment operators in a variety of industries. These tilt gauges can be used on construction equipment, trucks, cranes, tractors, military vehicles, hospital beds, and everything in-between. So, what is an inclinometer? Inclinometers go by many names: Tilt gauge, angle indicator, tilt indicator, level, level indicator, level gauge, angle gauge, tilt meter, gradiometer, grade indicator, percent slope meter, ball bank indicator, or clinometer and heel gauge (two common terms in the Marine or sailing industry). They all do one important thing: Measure and display incline, usually in angular degrees, percent slope, or grade, which is typically shown as grade-to-1. SUN inclinometers are useful in many industrial settings including Agriculture, Aviation, Boring, Construction, Drilling, Engineering, Government, Medicine, Military, Mining, Roads and Transportation, and even Space Exploration.