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The Prym Tape Measure is an essential tool for tailors, quilters, and hobbyists who require precise measurements for sewing and fabric craft projects. Offering both imperial and metric scales, it provides the versatility needed for global pattern work, though the flexible material requires careful handling to maintain accuracy over years of frequent use.
| Model Part Number | 282118 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Prym |
It is made from high-quality, reinforced material designed to resist stretching under normal use, though it should not be pulled with extreme force.
Yes, it is calibrated with both a 150cm scale and a 60-inch scale.
Simply coil the tape measure tightly and press the snap button at the end to secure the coil in place.
While it is primarily designed for fabric and body measurements, it can be used for general purposes, though it will not stay rigid like a metal tape measure.
It is resistant to moisture, but it is not intended to be submerged in water for extended periods.
Release the press fastener and lay the tape flat on a smooth surface for several minutes to allow the material to relax before re-coiling.
Wipe the surface with a clean, soft cloth dampened with a mild detergent solution to remove dirt buildup that may be obscuring the numbers.
No setup is required; the Prym Tape Measure is ready to use immediately upon removal from the packaging. To maintain the accuracy and longevity of the tool, avoid exposing it to extreme heat or prolonged direct sunlight, which may cause the material to warp. Clean the tape periodically by wiping it down with a slightly damp cloth to remove any fabric dust or thread debris. Always store it in its coiled state using the integrated press fastener to prevent accidental kinks or creases that could compromise measurement precision over time.
