Keson Industries
Keson Industries HAWA NR-60M 60 m tape measure
A 60 m steel tape with 2 mm metric graduations in a 10 in gray polycarbonate case
- Length14.600
- Width10.200
- MaterialHAWA
- TypeMetric
- 60 m metric blade measures long distances accurately
- Double-sided graduations in cm, m and mm for versatile reading
- Steel blade with 2 mm marks resists wear during heavy use
- Polycarbonate case protects the tape from impacts on site
- Manual return with loop tip gives simple, reliable operation
Keson HAWA NR-60M 60 m tape measure
The Keson HAWA NR-60M is a 60 metre long tape measure built for metric measurement tasks. Its steel blade is 3/8 inch wide and housed in a grey polycarbonate case. The tool is designed for professionals who need extended reach on site.
Upgrade from shorter tapes for large layouts
This tape replaces shorter rules when laying out foundations, fencing or roadworks where a 60 metre run is required. The jump is worth it when a single continuous measurement avoids cumulative error from chaining multiple shorter tapes. Manual blade return keeps the mechanism simple for dirty conditions.
Check blade width and case size before ordering
Verify that the 3/8 inch blade width suits the graduations you read comfortably. Confirm the 10 inch case length fits your tool bag or belt clip. The non-locking blade and dead-foot zero point mean the hook does not lock in place during layout.
Highlights
- 60 m metric blade measures long distances accurately
- Double-sided graduations in cm, m and mm for versatile reading
- Steel blade with 2 mm marks resists wear during heavy use
- Polycarbonate case protects the tape from impacts on site
- Manual return with loop tip gives simple, reliable operation
Specifications
| Brand | Keson |
|---|---|
| Length | 14.600 |
| Width | 10.200 |
| Material | HAWA |
| Type | Metric |
Questions about this item
How much space does the 10 in gray polycarbonate case need on a tool belt?
The case measures 10 in long and fits in standard belt pouches; the 3/8 in blade retracts fully inside so nothing protrudes when closed.
What is the correct way to extend the 60 m steel blade without kinking it?
Pull the loop tip straight out by hand; the manual return has no spring, so forcing the blade sideways bends the steel.
When should the 2 mm graduation marks be checked for wear?
Inspect the metric blade after heavy outdoor use; if the millimetre lines fade or the hook loosens, replace the tape.
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