Tape measure NEO tools 19 mm x 3 m steel blade with magnet model 67-183

Tape measure NEO tools 19 mm x 3 m steel blade with magnet model 67-183 is a compact retractable measuring tool designed for general measurement tasks in construction, carpentry and DIY. The instrument features a 19 mm wide steel blade with clear metric graduations up to 3 m and a magnetic hook that enables temporary attachment to iron or steel surfaces. The blade retracts smoothly into a protective housing that fits comfortably in a pocket or tool bag.

Advantages

The 19 mm steel blade provides a balance of stiffness and flexibility for accurate single-handed measuring. The magnetic hook secures the tape to ferrous surfaces, simplifying measurements on metal frames and profiles. A compact housing protects the blade from damage while the retract mechanism ensures quick, reliable blade return. The simple, utilitarian design reduces snagging and allows easy handling on job sites.

Suitable for

• Measuring distances and layout on construction sites
• Carpentry and cabinet making measurements
• Metalwork and installation tasks where a magnetic end speeds up one-person measuring
• Home DIY and renovation projects requiring a compact tape

Key specifications

• Blade material: steel
• Blade width: 19 mm
• Measuring length: 3 m
• Hook type: magnetic end hook for attachment to ferrous surfaces
• Housing: compact protective casing suitable for pocket storage

How to use

Pull the steel blade out of the housing to the required length, anchoring the magnetic hook onto a metal surface or holding the hook in place with your free hand on non-magnetic materials. Read the metric graduations printed on the blade at eye level for the most accurate result. Retract the blade slowly using the retraction mechanism to prevent rapid return that can damage the blade or housing. Keep fingers clear of the blade edge during retraction.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged accuracy, avoid exposing the blade to excessive bending and always store the tape measure retracted in its housing. Use the magnetic hook when working with steel or iron to speed single-person measurements; verify placement visually to avoid slipping. Clean the blade after use to remove debris and moisture, and inspect the hook and housing periodically for wear.