This twin pack from Stanley includes a 5m (16') and an 8m (26') FatMax Chrome Pocket Tape Measure....This twin pack from Stanley includes a 5m (16') and an 8m (26') FatMax Chrome Pocket Tape Measure. Both tapes feature a Mylar coated steel blade with large metric and imperial markings and a TRU-ZERO end hook. The BladeArmor coating on the first 7.6cm makes the blade 10x more resistant to wear and tear. The tapes offer an impressive standout of 3.3m. The chromed high-impact case features cushion grip areas for a sturdy, slip-resistant hold.
This guide is for anyone needing accurate and durable measurements, from DIY enthusiasts to professional contractors. The Stanley FatMax Tape Measures provide a reliable and long-lasting measuring solution with their Mylar coated blades and BladeArmor coating. Note that the standout reach is 3.3m, which is a significant advantage for many applications.
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Model Part Number
FMHT43041-0
Brand
Stanley
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FAQs
What is the standout reach of the tape measure?
The Stanley FatMax Tape Measure has a standout reach of 3.3 meters.
What is the BladeArmor coating?
The BladeArmor coating is a protective layer on the first 7.6cm of the blade that increases resistance to wear and tear.
What kind of markings does the tape measure have?
The tape measure has both metric and imperial markings.
How do I ensure accurate measurements?
Use the TRU-ZERO end hook correctly, ensuring it is flush against the surface when taking measurements.
How should I store the tape measure?
Store the tape measure in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.
Can I use this tape measure for curved surfaces?
The tape measure is designed primarily for straight measurements, but you may be able to estimate the curve with some experience.
What is the advantage of the cushion grip?
The cushion grip provides a comfortable and secure hold, preventing the tape measure from slipping during use.
Troubleshooting
Blade won't retract smoothly.
Check for debris or kinks in the blade and clean or straighten it. If the issue persists, the internal mechanism might be damaged and the tape measure may need to be replaced.
Markings are difficult to read.
Clean the blade to remove dirt or debris that may be obscuring the markings. Ensure adequate lighting when taking measurements.