Bench Level

Bench levels are measuring tools used by craftsmen for accurately determining the levelness or flatness of a surface. They are typically used on workbenches or other flat surfaces to ensure that objects or materials being worked on are level and aligned correctly.

Bench levels are designed with a long, flat base that rests on the surface being measured. They have a bubble or vial filled with liquid and an air bubble inside. The position of the bubble indicates whether the surface is level or if it needs to be adjusted.

Craftsmen use bench levels in various applications, such as woodworking, metalworking, construction, and other trades where precise leveling is required. They are essential tools for ensuring the accuracy and quality of workmanship.

In the supply group of measuring tools, bench levels are classified under the category of craftsmen's tools. This category includes tools specifically designed for skilled craftsmen or tradespeople who require precise measurements and leveling capabilities in their work.

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