Empire e70.48 48-Inch Professional Aluminum Box Level

List Price: $49.97 Discount Price: $49.95

Features:

• True Blue vials are accurate to within 0.00050" per inch
• Heavy-duty 6061 aircraft aluminum chassis
• Solid block acrylic vials won't break, leak or fog
• Milled edges for accuracy
• Dual molded rubber endcaps for extreme shock resistance

Customer Reviews:

Best Level Made!!! [Posted on 2006-03-10]
I bought this 48" and a 24" e70 Empire level.
The NEW e70.24 Level is the best I have ever used. I build garages for a living and a level is a very important tool. I have been a carpenter for 40 years and this level is light weight (good for my old body) and easy to read the blue vile (good for my old eyes). I looked at the e70 at Home Depot and then orderd it from Amazon. Free freight and NO TAXES!
The young bucks on the job are going to purchase them too. They know better than to touch my tools!!
If you need a level BUY THIS ONE!!!!!!!!!

Get this Tool [Posted on 2006-06-08]
The Empire e70.48 is the best level I have every owned. I used to be a Stabila user by I have seen the "True-Blue" and converted. There is hope for all you other German level users. Along with being easier to use these cost alot less if you buy them from Amazon.com.
Thanks Empire for making me see "Blue" , True Blue!!!

Real quality tool with great price [Posted on 2006-06-30]
I own a 72 inches version. It is the best one I have had. It might not as good as Stabila, but it hand down beats all other in its price range. Very sturdy and rigid.

value for money [Posted on 2006-07-22]
Why pay up for Stabila when you can have the same or better accuracy for a lower cost? I have 2',4' & 6' levels for less than I paid for my last 4 footer. Thanks

this level is "on the level" [Posted on 2007-11-25]
Super level with unbeleivable accuracy. The only drawback to this level is: there's a small bevel on the leading edges that seems to cause a bit of difficuty when using a carpenter pencil for your line, just takes a bit of getting used to, the issue is that when drawing level lines for cabinets you must hold a consistant angle on your pencil( a thinner pencil will do just fine). That being said, I would'nt trade it for a stabilla.

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