Squeeze these levels into places a standard level would never fit. Their short length and tapered ends make them ideal when you're leveling small parts or working in tight corners. Also known as torpedo levels, they're commonly used by plumbers leveling drains under sinks or by electricians installing components behind electrical panels. Rest them on flat surfaces or fit the side with the V-shaped indentation around pipes and curved shafts.

These sturdy levels last longer than typical levels, even if you use them frequently. With four solid sides that form a box shape, they stay flat on surfaces without wobbling and won’t twist or deform over time. The aluminum housing and durable plastic vial won't crack if you step on them or drop them off a ladder or tool tray.

Pick these digital levels for repeat leveling tasks and tired eyes. With a digital display for clear reading and an audio alert that sounds when your surface is perfectly level horizontally or vertically, you can quickly align a workpiece before moving on to the next surface. The false zero setting lets you set any position as a reference point when you need to replicate angles on multiple surfaces. You can also view the angle, pitch, or slope of a surface without a separate tool. Use the horizontal and vertical bubble vials on these levels to recalibrate the sensor if needed and as a backup option if your level runs out of battery.

You won’t need to choose between precision or convenience with these levels. Their highly sensitive sensor accurately determines level, even when placed on vibrating machinery and equipment. Clearly read the high-contrast display in any lighting conditions – no need to squint to read vials. They stabilize in five seconds after you position them, so you can quickly check the alignment of one part and move on to the next item. You can also view the angle and slope of a surface without a separate tool. When you need to use these levels under machines or in tight spaces between parts, connect them to your smart device via Bluetooth. The free app lets multiple users view readings remotely.

In addition, the V-shaped indentation on the base means you can rest them on flat and curved surfaces alike. These levels also have a false zero setting lets you set any position as a reference point when you need to replicate angles on multiple surfaces.

Level surfaces inside machinery, behind equipment, or anywhere too cramped for light to reach. The vials on these levels illuminate for clear reading without a flashlight. Also known as torpedo levels, their compact size and tapered ends make them ideal when you're leveling short surfaces or working in tight corners. Rest these levels on flat surfaces or fit the side with the V-shaped indentation around pipes and curved shafts.

A favorite among machinists setting up and inspecting lathes and other CNC machines. These levels include a highly sensitive vial made from ground glass for a precise shape and clear view. Their heavy cast iron base keeps them stable on surfaces, so they can detect even miniscule tilts and misalignments that a standard level can’t. The bottom of their base also has a V-shaped indentation, so you can rest them on flat and curved surfaces alike.