Stanley FatMax Xtreme Level Pack - 600mm, 1200mm, Torpedo

The primary edge of the box beam levels offers an accuracy of 0.5mm/m, and the secondary edge has an accuracy of 0.8mm/m. The torpedo level's accuracy is suitable for general use.

Yes, the vials are protected by a full-frame carrier design within the robust aluminum body. Additionally, shock-absorbing end caps provide further protection against drop damage.

Yes, the patented continuous edge on the box beam levels is designed to allow for drawing or scribing uninterrupted lines.

Yes, the included torpedo level features a magnetic base for secure attachment to ferrous metal surfaces.

Wipe the levels with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the milled edges or vial markings.

The 90% larger plumb vial offers significantly improved visibility of the bubble, making it easier to determine vertical alignment, especially in challenging lighting conditions.

The levels feature a robust extruded aluminum body for durability and rigidity.

Ensure the level is placed on a truly flat surface. Check if the surface being measured is level/plumb. For persistent inaccuracies, verify the level's calibration against a known flat surface or consult the manufacturer.

Ensure the vial area is clean and free from smudges. Work in adequate lighting conditions. The 90% larger plumb vial is designed for improved visibility; if it's still difficult, consider using a small flashlight to illuminate the vial.

Ensure the metal surface is clean and free from rust, paint, or debris. Check that the magnet itself is clean. For severely corroded or dirty surfaces, adhesion may be reduced.

Minor scuffs may not significantly impact accuracy, but deep scratches can affect precision. Avoid using the level on rough surfaces that could cause damage. Contact the manufacturer if the primary edge is compromised.