Select one of the highest-quality tape measures and metric ruler solutions that makes measuring easy and accurate — choose the Great Neck English Rule 3/8 On Tape Measure to gauge the measurements of each space down to the last inch. This precise standard tape measure features a yellow steel blade that is easy to read with highly precise red and black markings.
Order the Great Neck tape measure, and you can avoid the time-consuming blade retraction process; this solution features a rewind handle that retracts the blade quickly. With this standard tape measure in your collection of tools, when taking measurements, you will not need to worry about damaging this solution. It comes with a durable plastic casing that is resistant to impacts.
FAQs
Trying to discover more about the Great Neck English Rule 3/8 On Tape Measure? Read the answers to these FAQs!
How Long Can a Tape Measure Go?
With a standard tape measure, this is approximately 15 to 50 feet. However, the Great Neck English Rule 3/8 Tape Measure available at BuyDirect is longer. It has a maximum length of 100 feet, so you can use it to gauge the length of larger spaces and dimensions without any difficulties.
How Accurate Are Tape Measure Solutions?
They need to be extremely accurate and if they're a 6-foot long tape, should measure distances down to the last 0.79 millimeter or 1/32 inch. Although not all tape measures are 100% accurate, the Great Neck is incredibly accurate thanks to the easy-to-read markings, which help you measure without errors.
How Do You Ensure You Are Getting an Accurate Measure on a Tape Measure?
This requires you to take a few steps. Ensure you're familiar with the line markers first and take the time to identify them before using it. You should then stabilize the end of the tape on the farthest end of the materials you’re measuring. You could also utilize the "burn an inch" method, which means starting the measurement at the 1-inch mark and not the hook, as this gives a more precise reading.
How Do You Use a Tape Measure Safely?
This involves pressing the hook of the tape measure into the side of the item you want to measure. You can then stretch the tape across the item or space and use the thumb lock to lock it in place — this ensures the blade length does not retract into the roll. You can then take the reading or mark where the measurement ends and safely retract the blade with the rewind handle.
What Is a Class II Tape Measure?
These are tape measures that have a margin of error of approximately plus or minus 2.3 mm over 10 meters. They are different when compared with class I tape measures, which are the most accurate models. Their error margin never surpasses plus or minus 1.1mm over a 10-meter length.
