Measuring tape KWB 063495 — 50 m fiberglass length measuring tape

KWB 063495 — 50 m fiberglass length measuring tape is a long measuring tape designed for reliable distance measurement in construction, landscaping and surveying. The 50-metre fiberglass blade provides a lightweight design that resists stretching and deformation, enabling stable length readings over long runs. The open-frame reel and ergonomic handle support easy deployment and retraction, while the material and construction make the tape suitable for both outdoor and indoor use.

Advantages

The fiberglass blade offers high dimensional stability and low weight compared with steel tapes, reducing sag on long spans and limiting measurement error caused by stretching. The open-frame reel design keeps the tape accessible and easy to rewind, while the handle and axle allow controlled winding. The tape’s corrosion-resistant fiber construction performs well in humid or dirty environments and remains flexible at a range of working temperatures.

Suitable for

• Long-distance measurements on construction sites
• Landscaping and site planning
• Surveying and boundary marking
• Measuring outdoor installations and utilities
• General-purpose interior and exterior measurements

Key specifications

• Length: 50 metres
• Blade material: fiberglass
• Blade form: flexible measuring tape for long runs
• Frame type: open reel with winding handle
• Typical use: outdoor and indoor long-distance measurement

How to use

Pull the fiberglass blade out of the open-frame reel to the required length and hold the tape steady at the reference point. For long spans, use a second person or a stake to keep the tape at height and avoid sagging. Read the measurement at the blade indicator aligned with the reference point. Retract the blade by turning the handle while guiding the tape back into the reel to avoid kinks or tangles. Store the tape dry and clean to maintain accuracy and extend service life.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid sharp bends or knots in the fiberglass blade, do not use the tape to pull heavy objects, and keep the blade clean of abrasive dirt. When measuring in windy conditions or over uneven terrain, support the tape at intermediate points to reduce sag and ensure accurate readings.