Tape Measure KS Tools 300.0135 Weight 690 g

The KS Tools 300.0135 tape measure, weighing 690 g, is designed for precise linear measurement in professional and DIY settings. Its robust construction prioritizes durability and stable handling during repeated use. The housing and internal mechanism are engineered to support consistent retraction and accurate readings over time.

Advantages

The tape measure combines a solid-weight construction with a stable feel in the hand, which helps reduce bending and unwanted movement during measurement. Its durable housing protects the blade and retraction mechanism from impact and wear, and the clear, easy-to-read graduation markings support accurate dimensioning. The weight contributes to stability when extending the blade over moderate distances.

Suitable for

• Carpentry and woodworking layout and dimensioning
• Construction site measurements and rough-in work
• Interior fitting and furniture installation checks
• Home improvement and DIY measuring tasks

Key specifications

• Product type: retractable tape measure
• Net weight: approximately 690 g for stable handling
• Construction: robust housing designed for impact resistance
• Blade: rigid measuring blade with printed graduation for clear readings
• Mechanism: reliable retraction system for consistent blade return

How to use

Extend the blade to the required length and hold the housing steady against the measurement start point. Align the blade with the target and read the appropriate graduation mark. Use the built-in stop or locking mechanism, if present, to hold the blade in position while transferring the measurement. Retract the blade slowly to avoid sudden snap-back and reduce stress on the mechanism.

Recommendations

Store the tape measure in a dry place and avoid exposure to corrosive substances or prolonged moisture. Clean the blade occasionally with a soft cloth to remove dust and debris, and avoid bending the blade beyond its designed curvature. For prolonged service life, retract the blade gently and inspect the housing and locking mechanism periodically for signs of wear.