Hand Levels
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2.5X Hand Level - NHL2.5x
Northwest InstrumentOriginal price $63.00 - Original price $63.00Original price List Price:$63.00$63.00 - $63.00Current price $63.00- Magnification: 2X
- Equipped with a stadia
- Anodized rustproof construction
- Pocket-sized and lightweight
- Comes with a leather pouch
- Easy to use
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Seco 2X Stadia Hand Level | 4300KR
SecoOriginal price List Price: $329.00You Save: $55.00Original price $329.00 - Original price $329.00Original price List Price: $329.00Current price $274.00$274.00 - $274.00Current price $274.00- Magnification: 2X
- Stadia Ratio: 1:32
- Length: 5 in (extends to 7 in)
- Optics: Etched glass prisms with precision-ground lenses
- Interior Finish: Non-glare
- Vial Type: Enclosed bubble vial
- Exterior Finish: High-visibility powder-coated
- Weight: 0.40 lb (0.18 kg)
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Stabila Type 96 16 in/48 in Magnetic Combo Level Set | 38816
StabilaOriginal price List Price: $377.00You Save: $34.00Original price $377.00 - Original price $377.00Original price List Price: $377.00Current price $343.00$343.00 - $343.00Current price $343.00- Profile: Reinforced aluminum rectangular frame with ribs
- Measurement Accuracy (Normal/Reverse): ±1/32" @ 72"
- Magnet System: Recessed rare-earth magnets, flush mounted
- Measuring Surfaces: 2, precision-milled
- Vials: Bright, easy-to-read; guaranteed not to leak, break, or fog
- End Caps: Removable, shock-absorbing, wall grips
- Hand Grips: Dual-material grips on 48" model
- Finish: Electrostatic baked enamel
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A hand level (also called a sight level or hand sight level) is a tool used for 'rough leveling' – that is, estimation and not precision. A hand level is essentially a spirit level inside of a telescope.