TAPE MEASURE 16FT x 1IN GRIPPER

TAPE MEASURE 16FT x 1IN GRIPPER

Komelon
SKU:
KML SM5416
$8.50
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Description
Discover the ultimate measuring tool for your tile and stone fabrication needs with the Komelon Speed Mark Gripper 16ft x 1in Tape Measure. Engineered for precision, this durable tape measure features a stainless steel blade that offers clear, fractional graduations, making it perfect for quick and accurate measurements in any industrial environment. Whether you’re installing countertops, working with stone, or handling complex tile layouts, the Speed Mark Gripper ensures effortless handling and reliable performance. Its non-glare white blade enhances visibility in various lighting conditions, while the thick rubber jacket provides a comfortable grip, making it an essential tool for any professional.

Key Features

  • Durable stainless steel blade for longevity
  • SpeedMark fractional graduations for quick readings
  • Non-glare white blade enhances visibility
  • Thick rubber jacket for easy grip
  • Compact size, weighing only 0.69 lbs
  • Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use

Who Is This For?

This tape measure is perfect for tile and stone fabricators, countertop installers, and masons who require precise measurements on the job. Its sturdy design and ease of use make it an invaluable tool for industrial fabrication shops striving for accuracy and efficiency in their work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tape measure suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, the stainless steel blade is durable and designed for both indoor and outdoor applications.

What are the dimensions of the tape measure?

The tape measure extends to 16 feet and has a width of 1 inch.

Does it have a locking mechanism?

Yes, it features a secure locking mechanism to hold measurements in place while you work.

How heavy is the tape measure?

The tape measure weighs only 0.69 lbs, making it lightweight and easy to carry.

Can it measure in both imperial and metric?

This specific model features imperial measurements only, focusing on fractional graduations.