Questions and Answers for Empire 72 in. Aluminum Box Level

A:  No, it is a 72" long level with vertical and horizontal leveling bubbles

A:  Empire tools are manufactured in Mukwongo Wisconsin... And sold world wide

A:  According to the sticker on the level, made in Vietnam

A:  I think I understand your question. The bubble in the middle of the horizontal level check is slightly smaller (approximately 1/16th of an inch) than the lines on either side of it. I’m including a couple of pictures of what mine looks like in a level situation. You can clearly see the bubble is within the lines. Let me know if this helps.

A:  Empire has different categories of levels - the 650 series levels have yellow vials, the e75 levels have the blue vials.

A:  Good question … would it be possible for you contact Empire Blue company to further investigate the why there’s yellow and blue vials?

A:  Good question, my 72? is warped, I had it riding in the back of my truck and I think it got really hot and curves about in the middle where the recess is for the bubble, it?s a long gradual curve. I put it in my air conditioned house and I?m going to chek

A:  Good question, my 72? is warped, I had it riding in the back of my truck and I think it got really hot and curves about in the middle where the recess is for the bubble, it?s a long gradual curve. I put it in my air conditioned house and I?m going to chek

A:  That means there are stipulations for lifetime coverage, e.g. no abuse, used outside a certain way, etc.

A:  I would think if you abuse it then no warranty something like using it as a crowbar then saying it's out of level or running it over then saying its warped

A:  The level is warranted against defects, but not damage.