Keson Industries
Keson Industries Long Tape Measure 200 ft 1/2 in High-Visibility Orange
A 200 ft fiberglass blade in a high-visibility orange case with metal gearing and rubber grip
- Length14.200
- Width11.100
- MaterialHAWA
- TypeLong
- 200 ft reach for long-distance layout tasks
- 1/2 in fiberglass blade resists stretch and moisture
- High-visibility orange case spotted quickly on site
- Metal gearing drives smooth automatic blade return
- Rubber grip ensures secure hold in wet conditions
Keson 200 ft Fiberglass Tape
The Keson OTRS18200 is a 200-foot fiberglass long tape measure built for outdoor layout work. Its high-visibility orange case and 1/2-inch blade make readings easy in bright or low light. Metal gearing drives an automatic blade return for fast rewinding. A rubber grip adds comfort during extended measuring sessions.
Suited for site layout not precision joinery
Surveyors, landscapers and fence installers will appreciate the long reach and bold markings. The non-locking, single-hook tip and SAE-only graduations limit its use for fine cabinetry or metric projects. Workers who need a locking blade or dual-scale readings should look at a different tool.
200 ft fiberglass blade with automatic return
The single-sided fiberglass blade stretches 200 feet and resists stretching under tension. Graduations are marked in feet and inches down to 1/8 inch. An internal metal gear system retracts the blade automatically when released. The case measures 11 1/4 inches long and fits a gloved hand.
Highlights
- 200 ft reach for long-distance layout tasks
- 1/2 in fiberglass blade resists stretch and moisture
- High-visibility orange case spotted quickly on site
- Metal gearing drives smooth automatic blade return
- Rubber grip ensures secure hold in wet conditions
Specifications
| Brand | Keson |
|---|---|
| Length | 14.200 |
| Width | 11.100 |
| Material | HAWA |
| Type | Long |
Questions about this item
How much clearance does the 11 1/4 in case need for mounting?
The fiberglass case measures 11 1/4 in long, so allow at least that much space plus room for the rubber grip and automatic return mechanism to operate freely.
What is the correct way to extend the 200 ft fiberglass blade so the metal gearing engages?
Pull the blade straight out from the hook end until the automatic return engages the metal gearing; do not jerk it, or the single-sided graduation marks may misalign.
When should the 1/2 in fiberglass blade be replaced if the 1/8 in graduations wear off?
Replace the blade once the SAE 1/8 in graduation marks become unreadable, since the single-sided print cannot be refreshed and the nonmagnetic hook relies on clear zero-point reference.
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