GN 18 Levelling feet

AISI 316L stainless steel, FDA compliant

 
 

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Technical specifications

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Main specifications

Type (Base plate)

  • Type C3 polished, rubber vulcanized, black.

Versions of threaded studs:

  • Type SK: external hex at the bottom.
  • Type TK: wrench flat at the bottom.

Base plate

Stainless steel AISI 316L

Threaded stem

Stainless steel AISI 316L

Hex nut ISO 4032

AISI 316 stainless steel

Rubber pad

Acrylonitrile butadiene rubber (NBR)

  • Black
  • FDA-compliant
  • Hardness 85±5 Shore A
  • Vulcanized
General information

Features and applications

Levelling feet GN 18 are particularly suitable for use in aggressive environments.

The inclined surfaces for liquid runoff and the high surface quality of the base plate simplify cleaning and prevent the accumulation of dust or dirt. The FDA compliant and vulcanized rubber underlay seals the base against the resting surface and allows the feet to be used in food-processing areas or the pharmaceutical industry, for example.

The levelling feet are supplied assembled and cannot be disassembled.

On request

On request

Rubber pad available in various colours

Load capacity of the adjustable feet

Load capacity of the adjustable feet

The static load values indicated in the table refer to laboratory tests with application of the load perpendicular to the base (without rubber disc).

For the values shown in the table, the removal of the load can cause slight deformations of the base plate. Under common working conditions, side or angular loading increases the stress on the levelling element and reduces its carrying capacity.

The details given on strength are non binding guide values without any liability.

It's the user's responsibility to determine, case by case, whether the product is suitable for the intended use.

Environmental factors may influence the declared values.

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