Measuring tape BRADAS DIY-MH10-05013F/CB — steel tape, 50 m length

Measuring tape BRADAS DIY-MH10-05013F/CB — steel tape, 50 m length is a professional-grade open reel measuring tool designed for accurate long-distance measurements outdoors and on construction sites. The product features a 50 m steel tape wound on a compact reel housing with a handle for comfortable winding and transport. It is intended for reliable measurement of plots, foundations, fences and other linear distances where durability and length are required.

Advantages

The steel tape construction provides increased resistance to stretching and wear compared with fibreglass alternatives, while the compact reel housing protects the tape during transport and storage. A built-in handle and crank allow smooth rewinding, and clear metric markings ensure straightforward reading of distances. The design is suitable for repeated outdoor use, offering a balance of durability, portability and measurement range.

Suitable for

• Measuring property boundaries, plots and garden layouts
• Checking foundation dimensions and layout on construction sites
• Measuring fences, trenches and drainage lines
• Survey and landscaping tasks that require long linear measurement

Key specifications

• Tape material: steel
• Length: 50 m
• Reel type: open reel with winding crank and handle
• Markings: metric scale (millimetres/centimetres/metres)
• Housing: compact protective reel for transport and storage
• Suitable environments: outdoor use, construction sites, landscaping

How to use

Extend the steel tape from the reel and secure the tape end to a fixed point or use an assistant to hold the end while walking to the second point to be measured. Keep the tape taut and aligned with the measurement line to ensure accurate readings. Read the metric markings at eye level to avoid parallax error. After measuring, use the crank or handle to rewind the tape into the reel, ensuring the tape winds evenly to prevent kinks and reduce wear.

Usage recommendations

For more accurate results on rough terrain, use a ground pin or stake to hold the tape end in place. Store the tape dry and away from corrosive chemicals to preserve the steel tape surface and markings. Avoid excessive bending or sharp kinks, and inspect the markings regularly for legibility before critical measurements.