Chalk Line Stanley 0-47-440

The Stanley Chalk Line 0-47-440 is a compact and durable tool for marking straight lines on construction and DIY projects. It combines a robust high-impact ABS case with a foldable crank and stainless steel end hook, providing reliable performance for long-distance layout work. The kit includes a pre-filled chalk cartridge and a 30 m chalk line ready for immediate use.

Advantages

The tool holds up to 30 g (1 oz) of chalk and stores 100 ft (30 m) of line inside a high-impact ABS case designed for durability. The crank folds into the case for compact storage, and the sliding refill door allows quick and easy chalk replacement. An ergonomic design and on-board hook storage improve handling, while the stainless steel end hook resists rust. The unit can also be used vertically as a plumb bob for alignment tasks.

Suitable for

• Long straight-line marking on construction sites
• Carpentry and framing layout
• DIY renovation and home improvement projects
• Tile and floor leveling reference lines

Key specifications

• Brand: STANLEY
• Model / MPN: 0-47-440
• EAN: 3253560474409
• Chalk capacity: 30 g (1 oz)
• Line length: 30 m (100 ft)
• Case material: High-impact ABS
• Includes: 30 m chalk line and 113 g blue chalk cartridge

How to use

Open the sliding door to access the chalk cartridge and ensure the reel is wound with the line. Extend the line to the desired anchor point, attach the stainless steel end hook, and pull the line taut against the surface to be marked. Snap the line to leave a chalk guideline. For vertical alignment, hold the unit so the line hangs straight and use it as a plumb bob. Fold the crank into the case after use and close the sliding door to protect the chalk and line.

Usage recommendations

Store the chalk line in a dry place and keep the sliding door closed when not in use to prevent chalk moisture. Replace the chalk cartridge through the sliding refill door when markings become faint. For best results, ensure the line is taut and the surface is free of loose dust before snapping the line.