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Magnetic Universal Level

TMUL

£123.53 ex VAT £148.24 inc VAT

Brand: TAG
Product Model: TMUL
Availability: In Stock

  • Designed for pipe fitting & metal work with magnetic feature for hands-free use
  • Multi purpose with 360 degree adjustable dial set level
  • 2 x 20 pound magnets exert 50 pound pull for secure placement on steel
  • Use with Quick Flange Pins for aligning flanges
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Description

Magnetic Universal Level

Designed primarily for pipe fitting applications. For all metal work the magnetic feature will offer an extra hand.

Multi purpose tool offers 360 degree adjustable dial set level. Includes 2 x 20 pound magnets exerting 50 pound pull this will secure the unit in place on any steel, this enables hands free levelling. For aligning flanges the TAG Magnetic Universal Level is designed to be used with the Quick Flange Pins.

Sizes and Specifications

T1904 =  2 x 20lbs magnets

A carriage charge is applied to orders, for standard 1-2 day shipments to mainland destinations within the United Kingdom. Other destinations and premium services are available but subject to additional freight charges.

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