Adjustable base LV.A-70-14-M16X148 Z011006

Adjustable foot – stability and versatility in every application

This adjustable foot, made of high-quality glass fiber reinforced technopolymer based on polyamide (PA), is a reliable solution for leveling and stabilizing various equipment. It is characterized by high resistance to chemical factors, such as solvents, oils and lubricants, making it ideal for industrial and workshop applications. The matte finish gives it an aesthetic look.

The foot is equipped with a threaded pin made of galvanized steel with a flat key grip, which facilitates assembly and adjustment. It is available in two versions: standard (LV.A) without an anti-slip pad and with an anti-slip pad made of NBR rubber with a hardness of 70° Shore A (LV.A-AS). Choosing the appropriate version allows you to adapt the foot to specific application requirements – the version with the pad provides additional stability on slippery surfaces.

Construction and properties

The foot design has been carefully thought out to ensure maximum stability and durability. Small knurling on the bottom surface of the base, even without an anti-slip pad, provides good adhesion to the substrate, even uneven. The special connection between the base and the anti-slip pad (in the LV.A-AS version) guarantees their durable connection, even with strong impacts or attempts to peel them off. This solution minimizes the risk of damage to the foot during operation.

The base is made of PA technopolymer reinforced with glass fiber, the pin is made of galvanized steel, and the optional anti-slip pad is made of NBR rubber with a hardness of 70° Shore A. The surface finish is matte, and the thread dimensions are M16 x 148 mm. The maximum static load is 14,000 N for both LV.A and LV.A-AS versions.

Important: The stated static load is an approximate value and an appropriate safety factor should be taken into account depending on the specific application.

Applications

The LV.A-70-14-M16X148 adjustable foot finds wide application in:

• Industrial machines and equipment – leveling and stabilization of housings and structural elements.
• Workshop furniture – adjusting the height of work tables, trolleys and other equipment.
• Laboratory equipment – precise setting of measuring and research apparatus.
• Metalworking – stabilization of machine tools and other production machines.
• Furniture construction – adjusting the height of furniture legs, ensuring stability on uneven surfaces.