Measuring tape Rebel Tools RB-1135 steel blade 5 m × 19 mm

Rebel Tools RB-1135 steel measuring tape offers a 5 m length with a 19 mm wide steel blade for reliable, everyday measurement tasks in construction, renovation and DIY. The compact, impact-resistant housing protects the blade during transport and on-site use while the printed scale and clear graduations provide accurate readings for layout, cutting and fitting operations. A locking mechanism secures the blade in place for one-handed measuring and the end hook enables stable anchoring on edges and profiles.

Advantages

The 19 mm steel blade balances rigidity and compact storage, reducing blade sag on longer spans while remaining easy to rewind. Clear, durable markings ensure measurements remain legible during repeated use. The compact housing lowers the risk of damage on a crowded toolbelt or in a toolbox, and the locking feature allows precise measurement without continuous manual tension. The end hook is shaped for edge gripping to assist single-person measurements.

Suitable for

• Measuring distances and layouts on construction sites
• Interior fitting, furniture assembly and carpentry
• Home renovation and DIY projects
• On-site quick checks and component positioning

Key specifications

• Blade material: steel
• Blade width: 19 mm
• Blade length: 5 m
• Graduation: metric scale with clear printed markings
• Housing: compact, impact-resistant design
• End feature: hooked end for anchoring
• Locking mechanism: manual blade lock

How to use

Pull the blade from the housing to the required length and anchor the hooked end against the starting edge or have a second person hold it in place. Engage the manual lock to keep the blade extended while reading the measurement on the scale. For internal measurements, extend the blade and read the marking at the point of interest; for external spans, use the hooked end to catch the edge and read from the same reference. Retract the blade slowly under control to avoid damage and ensure the blade winds evenly into the housing.

Usage recommendations

Store the tape in a dry place and avoid rapid blade retraction. Inspect the end hook and markings regularly; replace the tool if the blade is bent, the printing is worn or the lock no longer holds securely.