Damon FatBeam 150 mm Leveling Beam black
Damon FatBeam 150 mm Leveling Beam – Black
The Damon FatBeam 150 mm Leveling Beam is engineered for precision and durability, making it an essential tool for demanding leveling applications. Crafted from high-quality T5 6063 aluminum with a robust 4 mm wall thickness, this beam delivers exceptional strength while maintaining a well-balanced, comfortable weight.
Its sleek black finish is achieved through a hard anodizing process, providing enhanced surface hardness, corrosion resistance, and long-lasting performance even in tough environments. The precision-milled surfaces ensure outstanding accuracy, with a tolerance of 0.05 mm, making it ideal for professionals who require reliable, repeatable results.
Designed with a 1 x 2 inch profile, the FatBeam offers excellent stability and handling, allowing for consistent alignment and control during use. Each FatBeam also includes 3 strips of 240 grit adhesive sanding paper and 3 strips of 320 grit, giving you the versatility needed for different stages of leveling and finishing.
Key Features:
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Length: 150 mm
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Material: T5 6063 aluminum with 4 mm wall thickness
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Finish: Hard anodized black for durability and corrosion resistance
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Precision: Milled surfaces with 0.05 mm accuracy
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Profile: 1 x 2 inch for optimal stability and grip
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Includes 3 × 240 grit and 3 × 320 grit adhesive sanding paper strips
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Solid, well-balanced weight for improved handling
Built for accuracy. Designed to last. The Damon FatBeam is the reliable choice for professionals who demand precision without compromise.
Before you level: Confirm the high fret with the rocker test — fret fixes in the Guitar Setup Guide.
Product safety & compliance (GPSR)
Manufacturer / EU responsible person: Just Beyond S.R.L. (brand FRTLZR®), Str. Nicolae Titulescu 10, Sector 1, 011141 Bucharest, Romania — shine@frtlzr.com
Safety information: Precision hand tool with sharp edges and/or abrasive surfaces. Risk of cuts and abrasions. Keep out of reach of children. Not a toy. Use only as intended for guitar/bass fretwork and setup. Wear eye protection when filing or levelling metal frets. Store dry; keep the protective cover on when not in use.
Don't stop before the fret ends
After leveling or crowning, the fret ends need a clean bevel and dressing before you polish — that's what separates a good fret job from a finished one. And you'll restring anyway.