Why Stabila, Let Alone Stabila levels?
From a humble start in 1889, Stabila today manufactures a wide range of levels for you to choose from. For example, the German company offers these level types to doers worldwide. They are basic, digital, hand, magnetic, and torpedo levels. You can find them online at AcmeTools.com. What is more, we are your premier authorized retailer for Stabila. This means we source over eighty magnetic and non-magnetic Stabila levels. This means every project on your horizon reaches perfect completion. Learn more below or shop now for Stabila level sets or single levels. You can find our selection here or in our brick-and-mortar store locations. You can find them across North Dakota, Minnesota, and Iowa. Do your best work today with the right tools by your side. Your future projects deserve nothing less.
What is the warranty for a Stabila R-type level?
Stabila R-type spirit levels have a voluntary 10-year warranty. This warranty begins on the date of sale and applies globally. Stabila states you can claim a warranty if a product develops a fault. The fault must be due to material or manufacturing defects. You cannot claim defects from accidents, too much stress, wrong handling, changes by unauthorized people, wear and tear, or tiny deviations that don't matter for use. To use your Stabila manufacturer’s warranty, register at www.stabila.com.
Submit your complete product and proof of sale to Stabila immediately. You may also hand over your product and information via a Stabila Service Point.
Where are Stabila levels made?
Germany manufactures Stabila spirit levels. The first factory was in Annweiler am Trifels, near the French border. Today, the Stabila headquarters is in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. This location and surrounding factories make millions of Stabila levels yearly.
Are I-beam or box-beam levels better?
An I-beam and a box-beam level differ in their construction and usage. I-beam levels are field-serviceable. Their vials can snap into place. I-beam levels have a shape resembling a capital “I”. Box-beam levels have a rectangular shape. They are heavier and sturdier. They glue or suspend their vials in place. With a box-beam level, once the vial is loose, it will never read valid again. This means your accuracy decreases.
