1 / 6Measuring Tape (5.0mx25mm)
Item No. 580036
Price on request
Five metres by twenty-five millimetres, rubberised case, metric and inch — this is the combination most working tradesmen end up choosing, and each of the three features answers a real complaint.
The 25mm width answers standout. That is how far the blade reaches out unsupported before it buckles and drops, and it comes from the depth of the curve across the blade's section: wider blade, deeper curve, more rigidity, longer reach. It is the property that decides whether you can measure a wall, a ceiling or a run of worktop on your own. Anybody who works alone rates it above almost everything else a tape does.
The rubberised case answers survival. Tapes are dropped constantly because they are picked up and put down twenty times an hour, and a cracked plastic case lets the blade catch and finishes the tool. A rubber-covered body takes the fall.
The dual metric and inch scale answers the everyday reality here. Timber and plumbing fittings are quoted in inches, drawings and specifications are metric, and imported goods come in both. Converting in your head several times a day is how the wrong material gets ordered; reading the number directly in whichever unit the job uses removes the risk.
The rewind spring is heat treated for long life and smooth return, and there is a strong belt clip.
The buyers are carpenters and joiners, building and construction trades, shopfitters and kitchen installers, plumbers and electricians, estimators, general maintenance, and hardware dealers supplying the trades.
Three things worth knowing about any tape and worth repeating on the one you will use most. Control the rewind — a blade allowed to fly home drives the hook into the case hard enough to bend it, and a bent hook reads wrong in one direction only, quietly spoiling measurements without ever looking broken. Keep the blade dry and wipe it as it rewinds after wet work, because a tight coil of damp steel rusts from the inside. And leave the end hook alone: the small amount of play in it is deliberate, sliding by exactly its own thickness so the tape reads true whether hooked over an edge or pushed against one. Tightening it is a common and well-meant way of making a good tape inaccurate. Message us on WhatsApp for a price, singly or by the box.
Specifications
- Steel blade — Metric & Inch
- Impact resistant rubberized case
- Heat-treated spring provides long life and smooth blade rewind
- Strong belt clip
Packing: 96 pcs per carton
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