Folding ruler TOYA 10065 — PVC with steel core, 25 mm width, 1 pc

TOYA 10065 folding ruler — PVC with steel core, 25 mm width, 1 pc is a rigid folding measuring tool designed for linear measurements in construction, carpentry and general DIY. The PVC coating protects printed graduations while the internal steel core provides stiffness for straight, repeatable measurements. This single-piece folding ruler has a 25 mm wide blade that balances visibility of markings and compact handling.

Advantages

The PVC outer layer resists wear and protects measurement marks from abrasion and moisture, extending usable life. The steel core ensures the ruler remains straight during extended spans, improving accuracy when measuring edges, profiles and long distances. Its compact folding design allows convenient storage and transport, and the clearly printed metric graduations make reading measurements quick and reliable.

Suitable for

• Measuring linear distances in construction and renovation tasks
• Carpentry work such as marking and cutting timber
• DIY projects at home, including furniture assembly and layout
• On-site measuring where a rigid, foldable ruler is preferred over a tape measure

Key specifications

• Material: PVC outer coating with internal steel core
• Blade width: 25 mm
• Format: folding ruler, single-piece pack (1 pc)
• Measurement units: metric graduations
• Construction: rigid steel core for reduced flexing during use
• Surface finish: printed graduations protected by PVC coating

How to use

Unfold the ruler sections fully to form a straight measuring beam and align the start of the scale with the reference point. Hold the ruler steady against the measured surface; the steel core helps maintain a straight line over longer spans. Read the required metric value directly from the printed graduations. Fold the sections back together after use to protect the scale and save space during storage or transport.

Usage recommendations

Store the folding ruler folded and in a dry place to prevent PVC deterioration and avoid impacts that could deform the steel core. For highest accuracy, ensure joints are fully locked when measuring long distances and recalibrate or check against a standard if precise tolerances are required.