Ganter Levelling Feet, Machine Feet and Lifting Points
In addition to leveling feet, this group includes eyebolts and eye nuts, load rings, lifting points and shackles. Lifting pins and rubber buffers are also included.
Set up, level and lift safely
Machines, frames, workbenches and installations need to stand firmly, adapt to uneven floors and be safely attached for transport or assembly. This Ganter product group covers all of these tasks. Levelling feet and swivel feet compensate for height differences and distribute the load onto the floor; swivel feet also adapt to sloping surfaces. Machine feet and compensating machine feet suit heavier machinery. Rubber buffers and stop buffers absorb shocks and limit movement, while threaded inserts for round and square tubes allow levelling feet to be fitted to tubular frames. The group also includes eye bolts, eye nuts, lifting points and shackles.
Selection criteria and versions
- Material: Zinc-plated steel for general use, stainless steel and stainless steel A4 for damp and corrosive environments.
- Hygienic Design: Hygienic Design levelling feet are designed for easy cleaning and suit food and pharmaceutical areas.
- ESD version: Swivel feet with ESD plastic bases dissipate electrostatic charges, for example in electronics production.
- Fixing: Levelling feet with a fixing lug can also be bolted to the floor to secure machines against shifting.
- Thread and load capacity: Thread size, spindle length and permissible load must suit the application; values are given in the manufacturer's technical documentation.
- Damping: Rubber and stop buffers are available in various materials, including stainless steel versions and silicone.
Ganter levelling feet at KSK Components
With almost 15,000 items, this is one of the most extensive Ganter groups in the shop. In frame construction with aluminium profile systems, levelling feet are often needed together with profiles, connectors and castors – all available from KSK Components as a single source. Business customers see their individual prices after logging in.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a levelling foot and a swivel foot?
A levelling foot is rigid and adjusted in height via its thread. A swivel foot also has a joint that compensates for floor inclination.
When do I need stainless steel A4?
A4 offers higher corrosion resistance than A2 and is recommended for contact with chloride-containing media, aggressive cleaning agents or outdoor use.