Westward
Westward 4MRW5 I-Beam Level Aluminum 24 in
A 24-inch aluminium I-beam level with three acrylic vials for level, plumb and 45-degree readings, accurate to 0.001 in/in
- TypeLevel Gauges
- Overall Length24"
- Accurate level and plumb reading with 0.001 in precision
- Lightweight aluminum frame reduces fatigue during extended use
- 24 in length covers standard stud spacing efficiently
- Three acrylic barrel vials provide clear bubble visibility
- Non-magnetic body avoids interference on metal surfaces
Aluminum I-Beam Level, 24 Inches
This Westward 4MRW5 level uses an aluminum I-beam frame that is 24 inches long. It carries three acrylic barrel vials: one for level, one for plumb, and one additional vial. The tool has no magnetic base, no top-read window and no vial illumination. Accuracy is rated at 0.001 inch per inch.
General layout and finishing work
The single level and single plumb vial suit carpenters, drywallers and DIYers who need to check horizontal and vertical alignment on site. Builders who require multiple level vials at 30 or 45 degrees, or a magnetic base for hands-free use on steel, should look at a different model.
Three-vial acrylic system
The three acrylic barrel vials provide the only reference surfaces on this level. Their 0.001 inch per inch accuracy determines whether the tool meets the tolerance required for the job.
Highlights
- Accurate level and plumb reading with 0.001 in precision
- Lightweight aluminum frame reduces fatigue during extended use
- 24 in length covers standard stud spacing efficiently
- Three acrylic barrel vials provide clear bubble visibility
- Non-magnetic body avoids interference on metal surfaces
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 4MRW5 |
| Type | Level Gauges |
| Overall Length | 24" |
Questions about this item
What length of material do I need to span so the 24 in level can sit fully supported?
The level is 24 in long, so the workpiece or surface must be at least that wide to keep the frame fully supported while you read the vials.
Will the acrylic barrel vials on this aluminum level scratch if I keep using my older steel rule against the same edge?
Acrylic vials are softer than steel, so dragging a steel rule across the level’s top edge can mark the vial windows; keep the rule clear of the vials to avoid scratches.
How do I confirm the level reads true after I set it on a surface?
Place the level on the surface, note the bubble position, rotate the level end-for-end on the same spot, and verify the bubble returns to the same position within the 0.001 in accuracy spec.
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