Stanley FatMax I-Beam Spirit Level

Part of the Stanley Professional FATMAX® 'I' Beam range, it provides invaluable precision measurement and is two times stronger than other Stanley levels, thanks to a reinforced box beam construction. This lightweight level makes it easy to use and clarity to maintain accuracy on the job. This level has three vails to cover all your levelling needs, they are all magnified which makes it easier to read the vail.

SUPPLIED_WITH : A pencil and an incorporated stand

A feature that sets this level apart from other ones is the top read scale, it allows the user to make fast and accurate measurements without the need to move the level. Shock absorbing end caps protect the level even further if it dropped, which will maintain and prolong its accuracy. Accuracy is very important when ensuring objects are level, this spirit level provides a professional finish of 0.5mm/m.

Stanley has been making quality, reliable and innovative tools, they maintain what is important to the professional and what you should expect. Stanley offers a lifetime warranty with this product, which shows the confidence they have in this spirit level.

Features and Benefits

Constructed from a reinforced box beam Aluminium body

Provides best in class accuracy with 0.5mm/M

Top read scale for swift measurements

Shock absorbing end caps protect the level

Magnified vials for improved visibility

Pencil included, for quick marking up

Typical Applications

Spirit Levels & Inclinometers are tools designed for precision levelling measurement in a multitude of jobs, from something as simple as putting a shelf up to checking how level bricks are in a new wall. They are commonly used by:

Carpenters

Stonemasons

Bricklayers

Surveyors

DIY Enthusiasts

FAQ's

How accurate will the level be if dropped?

The level is extremely well built and robust, being constructed from Aluminium and accompanied by shock absorbing end caps. So it can withstand a lot of day to day work without affecting the accuracy.

Why so some spirit levels have more than one vail?

This tripe vial system means that the one vial is used on horizontal level work and the two at either end are for vertical levelling work.