Magnelex 33 Foot Tape Measure

How big is a Stanley 12 ft tape measure?

This tape measure features 12 feet of mylar polyester tape and can be locked in place for accurate readings. Get the accurate measurements you need with the Stanley 12 ft. Tape Measure. The tape blade is 3/4 in. wide for easy measuring and has a Mylar polyester film for added durability.

What are the different sizes of magnetic tape?

We brought in 6 magnetic tape measures from Hart, Klein, Lufkin, Malco, Milwaukee, and Stanley at the 25′ length. There are certainly other sizes out there that we could have chosen from. However, 25 is a popular length for a magnetic tape measure, but it tends to have some added frustration.

How big can a printable measuring tape be?

Use this printable measuring tape to measure larger distances. The tape consists of two parts, which can be glued together. Also, there is an inversed measuring tape which can be glued to regular one to get a centered measuring tape of 48 inches.

What kind of tape measure does Craftsman use?

There’s a CRAFTSMAN® Tape Measure for every task and user including; Easy-Grip, Pro Reach, AutoLock, PRO-X, ChromeLock, Self-Lock, and High-Visibility tapes designed to stand out in crowded toolboxes as well as convenient keychain pocket tape measures for quick, short measures.

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As you will no doubt have noticed, so far in our list we have mainly been looking at tape measures that come with a 25ft length. This is, as we will discuss below, basically the accepted standard for the length of the measuring blade.

But CarBible, we assume some of you may ask, I need to measure stuff that’s 27 feet long! Heck, sometimes I even need to measure 30 feet. What am I supposed to do?

Well, never say that we don’t listen to you all out there!

If, for whatever reason, you think that 25 feet of tape is not going to give you the measuring capacity you need then take a look at this product from Magnelex. It is bringing a whole 33ft of measuring power here, about the most you are going to find on the market. You also get, as an added bonus, both metric and imperial measurements marked out on the tape.

Aside from the length and dual markings, this is in truth a pretty basic tape. The hook on the end of the tape is distinctively average, and you may find it slipping off as often as it manages to grip an edge.

But if you want the extra length of a 33ft blade, this is a solid if unspectacular offering.