Keson Industries
Keson Industries OTR-1810-300 300 ft Tape Measure 1/2 in Blade
A 300 ft fiberglass tape with a 1/2 in double-sided blade and manual return
- Length16.500
- Width12.000
- MaterialHAWA
- TypeLong
- 300 ft reach for large site layouts
- 1/2 in fiberglass blade resists stretch and moisture
- double-sided SAE graduations read from either edge
- high-visibility orange ABS case spotted quickly on the job
- manual rewind with non-locking hook for simple, reliable operation
Long-Distance Measuring Tool
The Keson Industries OTR-1810-300 is a 300 ft fiberglass tape measure with a 1/2 in double-sided blade. It uses a manual rewind system inside a high-visibility orange ABS plastic case. Graduations are marked in feet and inches down to 1/8 in increments on a SAE/Engineers scale.
Surveyors And Layout Crews
This long tape suits professionals who need to span large sites without a laser or wheel. The non-magnetic double hook and non-locking blade require two hands for accurate tension. Workers needing metric markings or a self-locking mechanism should look at a different tool.
Verify Scale And Hook Style
Confirm that your project uses SAE/Engineers graduations rather than metric or decimal feet. Check that a non-magnetic hook end works with your anchor points. Ensure the 12 in case length fits your tool bag or vehicle compartment.
Highlights
- 300 ft reach for large site layouts
- 1/2 in fiberglass blade resists stretch and moisture
- double-sided SAE graduations read from either edge
- high-visibility orange ABS case spotted quickly on the job
- manual rewind with non-locking hook for simple, reliable operation
Specifications
| Brand | Keson |
|---|---|
| Length | 16.500 |
| Width | 12.000 |
| Material | HAWA |
| Type | Long |
Questions about this item
What case material protects the blade so it survives daily job-site use?
The high-visibility orange case is made from ABS plastic that resists impacts and weather while keeping the 300 ft fiberglass blade clean and readable.
Will the double-sided 1/2 in blade still measure accurately alongside my older steel tapes?
Yes — the fiberglass blade is printed with SAE/Engineers scale in 1/8 in graduations on both sides, so readings match traditional tapes without conversion.
How can I verify the zero point is true after I hook the tape over a stud?
The non-magnetic double hook is designed so the zero mark sits exactly at the hook end; pull the blade taut and confirm the first 1/8 in graduation aligns with the hook edge.
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