Tape measure NEO tools 68-051 — steel tape, depth 325 mm, weight 710 g

NEO tools 68-051 is a handheld measuring tape engineered for general measuring tasks on construction sites, during renovations and for DIY projects. The tool combines a long 50 m fibreglass tape with a compact, durable plastic case and an ergonomic non-slip handle. The tape itself is 13 mm wide and designed to unwind smoothly and retract reliably; an integrated end hook allows the tape to be anchored in soil or on edges for stable long-distance measurements. The unit is supplied as a single piece and weighs approximately 710 g, making it portable while maintaining enough mass for steady operation.

Advantages

The fibreglass tape offers resistance to stretching and is suitable for outdoor use where metal tapes might corrode. The durable plastic housing protects the tape from impacts and dirt and includes a practical end hook for securing measurements in soft ground. An ergonomic, non-slip handle improves grip and reduces fatigue when measuring long runs. The compact form factor and 50 m length allow a balance between reach and portability for a range of measuring tasks.

Suitable for

• Measuring site distances and layouts on construction and landscaping projects
• Long-range measurements for renovation and building planning
• DIY tasks that require accurate length and depth checks
• Outdoor measurements where moisture resistance and non-corroding material are preferred

Key specifications

• Tape material: fibreglass
• Tape length: 50 m
• Tape width: 13 mm
• Depth (reach) indicator: 325 mm specified depth
• Case: durable plastic housing
• Handle: ergonomic non-slip design
• End hook for securing tape in soil or on edges
• Weight: approximately 710 g

How to use

Hold the casing by the non-slip handle and pull the tape out to the required length, using the end hook to secure the tape where needed. For measurements from a fixed point in soil or on an edge, anchor the end hook and extend the tape to read the length. Retract the tape carefully to avoid sudden snaps; guide it back into the housing to prevent kinks or damage. Use the ergonomic grip to maintain control during long pulls and when measuring across uneven terrain.

Usage recommendations

Store the tape in a dry place and avoid dragging the tape across sharp surfaces. Clean the tape after use if it has been exposed to mud or grit. Do not exceed the tape’s intended workload by using it as a pull rope or lever; inspect the tape regularly for wear and replace if frayed.