Keson Industries
Keson Industries OTR10M100 tape measure 100 ft/30 m
Open-reel fiberglass tape delivers accurate 100 ft/30 m measurements in tenths and hundredths for engineering field work
- Length12.500
- Width7.500
- TypeTape Measure
- 100 ft / 30 m range covers large sites
- Fiberglass blade resists stretching for reliable readings
- Tenths and hundredths graduations give engineering-grade precision
- Pumpkin-coloured case stays visible in grass or mud
- Open reel design speeds up blade deployment and rewind
Open-Reel Fiberglass Tape
This 100 ft and 30 m open-reel tape measure uses a fiberglass blade for tensile strength and wear resistance. The ultra-glass material helps maintain accuracy over long distances. It is built for engineering and surveying tasks that require reliable linear measurement.
Suited for field engineers and surveyors
Professionals who need tenths and hundredths graduations for precise layout work will find the blade markings appropriate. Users looking for a compact pocket tape or a steel blade for indoor finish carpentry should consider a different tool style.
100 ft / 30 m fiberglass blade length
The 100 ft and 30 m blade determines the maximum reach for a single measurement run. Buyers who need longer continuous spans or a different blade width must select another model.
Highlights
- 100 ft / 30 m range covers large sites
- Fiberglass blade resists stretching for reliable readings
- Tenths and hundredths graduations give engineering-grade precision
- Pumpkin-coloured case stays visible in grass or mud
- Open reel design speeds up blade deployment and rewind
Specifications
| Brand | Keson Industries |
|---|---|
| Model | OTR10M100 |
| Length | 12.500 |
| Width | 7.500 |
| Type | Tape Measure |
Questions about this item
How much does the 100 ft fiberglass blade weigh when I carry it all day?
The open-type reel with a 1/2 in wide blade measures 12.500 in long and 7.500 in wide, keeping the tool compact for extended use.
What surface do I need to hook the end onto for a 30 m pull?
The blade end has a standard hook that catches on studs, nails or edges — no special anchor or accessory is required.
Will the tenths and hundredths graduations on this tape match the fractional scale on my older rule?
The blade is marked in decimal tenths and hundredths, so readings differ from fractional-inch scales and must be converted manually.
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