Næxon

Compact size. Precision aluminum body. Four high-visibility vials. Built for pipefitters, electricians, fabricators, and construction crews who need a level they can trust.

The Næxon Torpedo Level is a precision-built magnetic level designed for demanding trade work where compact size, durability, and fast angle reference matter.

Machined from 6061-T6 aluminum, the level combines a strong, lightweight body with four high-visibility vials positioned at 0°, 30°, 45°, and 90°, giving tradespeople the most common angle references they need in one compact tool.

Available in two sizes:

7.5” Compact Torpedo Level
10” Extended Torpedo Level

Whether you’re fitting pipe, bending conduit, setting equipment, laying out steel, or working inside tight mechanical spaces, the Næxon Torpedo Level is built to stay close and get used.

Built for the Trades

A torpedo level is one of those tools that earns its place in the bag because it gets used everywhere.

Pipe.

Conduit.

Equipment.

Frames.

Structural components.

Fabrication.

Layout.

Installations.

The Næxon Torpedo Level was designed around the kind of work where a full-size level is too big, but eyeballing it isn’t good enough.

Compact enough to carry.

Precise enough to matter.

Precision 6061-T6 Aluminum Body

The foundation of the level is 6061-T6 aluminum, a material widely used where a strong balance of rigidity, low weight, and durability is needed.

For a hand tool that gets carried through jobsites, dropped into tool bags, placed on steel, and used throughout long shifts, that makes practical sense.

The aluminum body gives the level a substantial, professional feel without the unnecessary weight of a larger steel tool.

Strong enough for the work.

Light enough to keep with you.

Four High-Visibility Vials

The Næxon Torpedo Level includes four clearly visible vials for fast reference at:

0° — Level

30°

45°

90° — Plumb

That gives pipefitters, electricians, fabricators, and construction workers immediate access to common reference angles without carrying multiple specialized tools.

For everyday layout and alignment, the right vial can save time.

0° Level Vial

The 0-degree vial provides the standard horizontal level reference used across construction, fabrication, and installation work.

Use it for:

• Pipe runs
• Equipment bases
• Frames
• Brackets
• Supports
• Conduit
• Fabrication assemblies
• General construction layout

Simple.

Basic.

Essential.

30° Vial

The 30-degree vial adds a useful reference for tradespeople who regularly work beyond straight horizontal and vertical measurements.

It’s particularly valuable for layout, angled installations, conduit work, fabrication, and other applications where a fast 30-degree reference helps speed the job.

Instead of estimating the angle, you’ve got the reference built into the tool.

45° Vial

The 45-degree vial is one of the most useful angle references in the trades.

Pipefitters see it in offsets.

Electricians see it in conduit.

Fabricators see it in frames, supports, and layout.

Construction crews see it everywhere.

Having a dedicated 45-degree vial in a compact torpedo level makes it easy to check common angled work quickly without reaching for a larger tool.

90° Plumb Vial

The 90-degree vial provides a vertical plumb reference for checking upright installations.

Use it to verify:

• Vertical pipe
• Conduit risers
• Equipment
• Supports
• Posts
• Frames
• Structural components
• General installation work

Level and plumb belong in the same tool.

Magnetic Design

The magnetic design allows the level to stay positioned against compatible ferrous metal surfaces while you work.

For pipefitters, welders, fabricators, electricians, and mechanical trades, that can be a major convenience.

Place the level.

Take your hands off.

Adjust the work.

Check again.

When you’re working on steel pipe, conduit, equipment, brackets, or frames, a magnetic level can turn a two-handed task into a much simpler operation.

Built for Pipefitters

Pipe doesn’t always give you much room.

Sometimes you’re inside a rack.

Sometimes you’re checking a spool on a fabrication table.

Sometimes you’re fitting a flange.

Sometimes you’re trying to verify a run between equipment and steel that’s already in your way.

That’s exactly where a torpedo level belongs.

The compact body fits into spaces where longer levels become awkward, while the multiple vials provide quick reference for horizontal, vertical, and angled work.

Built for Electricians

Electricians live in the world of straight lines and bends.

Conduit needs to look right.

Runs need to be consistent.

Boxes need to be level.

Risers need to be plumb.

The 0°, 30°, 45°, and 90° vial layout makes the Næxon Torpedo Level particularly useful for electrical installation and conduit work.

The magnetic body also helps it stay put on compatible metal surfaces while adjustments are being made.

Built for Welders & Fabricators

Fabrication requires more than making pieces stick together.

The assembly still has to be square, level, plumb, and aligned.

The Næxon Torpedo Level provides quick reference throughout fit-up and fabrication work.

Use it on:

• Pipe
• Plate
• Frames
• Brackets
• Structural components
• Equipment bases
• Fabricated assemblies

Compact enough to stay on the table.

Useful enough to keep reaching for.

Two Sizes: 7.5” & 10”

Different jobs call for different tool sizes.

That’s why the Næxon Torpedo Level is available in two lengths.

7.5” COMPACT

The 7.5-inch version is built around portability and tight-space work.

Its shorter profile makes it easy to carry in a pocket, pouch, or tool bag and useful in cramped industrial and construction environments.

Ideal when clearance matters.

Compact. Fast. Easy to carry.

10” EXTENDED

The 10-inch version provides a longer reference surface while staying compact enough for everyday trade work.

That extra length can make it useful when you want more contact area against pipe, conduit, equipment, frames, or fabrication surfaces.

Still compact.

Just more surface.

Key Features

• Precision 6061-T6 aluminum construction
• Magnetic design for compatible metal surfaces
• Four high-visibility vials
• 0° level vial
• 30° angle vial
• 45° angle vial
• 90° plumb vial
• Compact torpedo-level format
• Lightweight and durable body
• Designed for pipe, conduit, fabrication, and construction
• Built for shop and field use
• Suitable for pipefitters, electricians, welders, fabricators, mechanics, and construction crews
• Available in 7.5” and 10” sizes
• Professional Næxon trade-tool design

Product Specifications

Product: Torpedo Level
Brand: Næxon
Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum
Design: Magnetic Torpedo Level
Available Sizes: 7.5” / 10”
Vial Count: 4
Vial Angles: 0° / 30° / 45° / 90°
Vial Style: High Visibility
Primary Uses: Pipe, conduit, fabrication, construction, equipment installation and layout
Primary Trades: Pipefitting, electrical, welding, fabrication, industrial maintenance and construction

Næxon Expert Guide: Why a Torpedo Level?

A full-size level is useful when you have the room.

Industrial work doesn’t always give you the room.

A torpedo level is built for situations where access is limited but accuracy still matters.

The shorter body makes it easier to place against pipe, equipment, conduit, framing, and fabricated components.

For tradespeople who constantly move between layout, fit-up, adjustment, and installation, that compact size makes the torpedo level one of the most practical tools in the bag.

Why Multiple Vials Matter

A basic level only tells you horizontal and vertical.

Trade work doesn’t stop there.

Offsets.

Bends.

Angled supports.

Conduit.

Fabricated frames.

Pipe routing.

That’s why the Næxon Torpedo Level includes 30° and 45° vials in addition to the standard 0° and 90° references.

Instead of carrying separate tools for common angles, the references are already built into the level.

The Pipefitter’s Level

Pipefitters don’t just need level.

They need angles.

A spool may need to run level.

A riser needs to be plumb.

An offset may be built around 45 degrees.

A support or connection may require a different reference.

The Næxon Torpedo Level puts multiple common angles into a tool small enough to stay in the fitter’s bag.

That’s why torpedo levels have been part of pipefitting toolkits for generations.

The Electrician’s Level

Conduit work is all about consistency.

Bends need to match.

Runs need to look clean.

Boxes need to sit right.

The built-in 30° and 45° references make the Næxon level useful for common conduit and electrical layout tasks, while the 0° and 90° vials handle standard level and plumb checks.

One compact tool.

Multiple references.

Magnetic When You Need Another Hand

There are plenty of situations where you need to adjust the work while checking the level at the same time.

That’s where magnetic holding makes a difference.

Place the level against a compatible steel surface and let the magnet help hold position while you make adjustments.

For pipe, conduit, fabrication, and equipment work, that convenience can save frustration throughout the day.

7.5” vs. 10”: Which Size Is Right for You?

Choose the 7.5” version when compact carry and access are your priorities.

It’s ideal for tight mechanical spaces, small fabrication work, tool pouches, and jobs where every inch of clearance matters.

Choose the 10” version when you want a longer reference surface while keeping the tool compact enough for everyday trade use.

Pipefitters and electricians who work across different environments may find both sizes useful.

The smaller level stays in the pocket.

The longer one stays in the tool bag.

Built for the Shop

On a fabrication table, speed matters.

Position the piece.

Check level.

Check plumb.

Verify the angle.

Tack it.

Move on.

The Næxon Torpedo Level provides multiple reference angles without taking up unnecessary space on the work surface.

It’s exactly the kind of tool that can stay within arm’s reach all day.

Built for the Field

The field is where compact tools really earn their place.

Pipe racks.

Mechanical rooms.

Refineries.

Power plants.

Construction sites.

Equipment installations.

Tight access.

Uneven working positions.

The Næxon Torpedo Level is designed to fit into the reality of those environments.

Small enough to carry.

Durable enough to work.

Made for Shutdowns & Turnarounds

Shutdown work moves fast.

Crews are fitting, welding, installing, adjusting, and checking work under tight schedules.

A tool that gives quick reference without slowing the job is valuable.

The Næxon Torpedo Level provides the common angles tradespeople use every day in a compact package designed for fast checks.

Grab it.

Check it.

Adjust it.

Move on.

Care & Maintenance

Keep the level clean and inspect it regularly.

Wipe away metal dust, welding debris, dirt, and other contamination from the body and magnetic surfaces.

Keep the vials visible and free from heavy scratches or contamination that could interfere with reading.

Avoid excessive impact or abuse that could affect vial alignment or the precision of the tool.

Before critical layout work, verify that the level is reading consistently.

Store it in a way that protects the vials and body from unnecessary damage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Næxon Torpedo Level made from?

The body is constructed from 6061-T6 aluminum.

What sizes are available?

The level is available in 7.5-inch and 10-inch versions.

How many vials does it have?

It includes four high-visibility vials.

What angles are built in?

The vial references are 0°, 30°, 45°, and 90°.

Is it magnetic?

Yes. The level is designed to hold against compatible ferrous metal surfaces.

Is it good for pipefitting?

Yes. The compact size, magnetic design, and multiple angle vials make it useful for pipe layout, fit-up, installation, and general pipefitting work.

Can electricians use it?

Yes. The 30° and 45° angle references are particularly useful for conduit and electrical layout work.

Can welders and fabricators use it?

Yes. It can be used during fabrication and fit-up to check level, plumb, and common angles.

What is the advantage of the 10” version?

The longer body provides additional reference surface while remaining compact compared with a traditional full-size level.

What is the advantage of the 7.5” version?

The shorter body is easier to carry and fit into tight spaces.

Safety Information

The Næxon Torpedo Level is a measuring and layout tool, not a structural support, lifting device, pry tool, or striking tool.

Do not use the level to support loads or as a substitute for equipment designed for lifting, rigging, or securing material.

When using the magnetic feature, make sure the level is securely positioned and cannot fall onto workers or equipment below.

Keep the tool clear of electrical hazards and follow appropriate workplace procedures.

Always use the required PPE and follow the applicable safety requirements for the task.

Four Vials. Two Sizes. One Tool You’ll Keep Reaching For.

Good trade tools don’t need to be complicated.

They need to be accurate.

Durable.

Easy to carry.

And ready when the job changes.

The Næxon Torpedo Level puts four common references—0°, 30°, 45°, and 90°—into a precision 6061-T6 aluminum body built for real work.

7.5” or 10”.

Pipe.

Conduit.

Steel.

Equipment.

Construction.

Whatever you’re checking…

Get it right before it gets welded, bolted, or installed.

NÆXON — BUILT FOR THE HARDEST WORKERS ON EARTH.