Levelling feet in stainless steel
Assortment of levelling feet in stainless steel:
- base diameter: from 15 mm to 120 mm;
- stem: M6–M30 mm, length 0–25 up to 275–300 mm;
- with or without no–slip disc.
The assortment also includes products for specific purposes:
- HD – products for the food, medical technology and pharmaceutical industries with a high-quality surface and sealed bolting areas, without gaps where bacteria accumulate;
- ESD line products are suitable in EPA environments (ESD Protected Areas) where components are susceptible to electrostatic discharges and have to be handled with the minimum risk of damage. The special conductive technopolymer (ESD-C Electrostatic Discharge Conductive) prevents the accumulation of electrostatic charge between bodies with different electric potential. The special mark ESD-C is laser-engraved indelibly on each element according to EN 100015/1 and IEC 61340-5-1. Designed for: assembly lines for electronical components, ESD-Protected Area (EPA).
Stainless steel appliance feet: corrosion resistance and durability
When equipment is operating in a humid, aggressive or constantly washed environment, conventional feet quickly lose their properties. That is why stainless steel feet have become a reliable choice in many industrial sectors. They are highly resistant to corrosion, chemical attack and temperature fluctuations, so they remain strong and stable even after years of intensive use. Stainless steel also ensures a long service life and minimal maintenance.
Where are stainless steel legs used and how to choose the right ones?
These feet are widely used in the food industry, pharmaceutical sector, laboratories, logistics equipment and places where equipment is constantly in contact with water or chemicals. When choosing the right type of foot, it is worth paying attention to several criteria: the desired height adjustment, the size of the base, the load limit and the type of floor. A base with a larger area is suitable for smooth floors, and feet with an adjustment mechanism for uneven surfaces. This makes it easy to keep the equipment stable, even if the surface is not ideal.
Stainless steel device feet: stability even in harsh environments
Stainless steel feet are designed to withstand constant loads and vibrations. This is especially important in production lines where equipment is in continuous operation. The feet do not absorb moisture, do not rust, and do not deform due to temperature changes. They remain stable even when the environment is humid, greasy, or constantly washed with high-pressure water.
Hygiene and robustness: stainless steel legs for industrial equipment
Due to its smooth surface, without pores and microcracks, stainless steel is ideal for hygiene-sensitive areas. It does not accumulate dirt, and cleaning is quick and easy. Therefore, these legs are often used in equipment that must meet strict sanitary requirements. Strength, reliability and hygiene make this solution a long-term investment in any industrial area.
