A professional spirit level from Stanley with both plumb and horizontal vials which are used for precision levelling measurement in a number of different jobs. These levels feature a durable and lightweight body and the shock absorbing end caps provide protection if the level gets dropped resulting in enhanced tool life.

The sturdy aluminium body ensures this handheld level is easy to use and is a simple way to maintain accuracy on the job. The central vials have been magnified for better visibility. This hand tool features a box beam construction, (the name refers to the shape of the frame). Box beam levels are usually yellow in colour so they can easily be recognised on construction sites. They feature rubber bump stops for greater strength and drop resistance. These levels are ideal for use by carpenters, bricklayers and general worksite applications.

Spirit levels use a liquid filled vial with an air bubble inside to indicate how level or perpendicular a surface. Guides on the vial indicate when the bubble is centred showing the user that it is level.

The range includes the following levels with different length sizes:
7769813 – 600mm, 2 vials
7769816 – 1m, 3 vials
7769810 – 1.2m, 3 vials

Durable aluminium body
Accuracy - ±0.5 mm/m
Machined milled levelling surfaces for maximum accuracy
Horizontal and vertical (plumb) level
Rubber end bump stops – for increased durability and protection if the level is dropped
Magnified center vial - easy to read, great visibility

Spirit Levels and Inclinometers are tools designed for precision levelling measurement in a multitude of jobs, from something as simple as putting a shelf up making sure it does not slope, to checking how level bricks are in a new wall. They are commonly used by
• Carpenters
• Stonemasons
• Bricklayers
• Surveyors
• DIY Enthusiasts

FAQs
Why so some spirit levels have more than one vial?

One vial is used on horizontal level work and the one or two at either end are for vertical levelling work.