Keson Industries
Keson Industries PGT1825V Tape Measure 1 in x 25 ft Orange
A 25 ft tape measure with a 1 in blade, automatic rewind, impact durability and a high-visibility orange case
- Length6.400
- Width4.700
- MaterialHAWA
- TypeLong
- 25 ft reach for long-distance layout
- 1 in wide blade stays rigid across spans
- 1/32 in graduations on first 12 in for fine detail
- 1/16 in graduations thereafter for quick reading
- high-visibility orange case with impact durability for tough sites
Tape Measure 1 in x 25 ft Orange
The Keson PGT1825V is a 25 foot tape measure with a 1 inch wide blade designed for general measuring tasks. Its high-visibility orange case improves safety on busy job sites. The tool suits both indoor and outdoor projects thanks to its impact durability. An automatic rewind retracts the blade without manual effort.
Capacity and headroom
The blade extends 25 ft and reads in SAE graduations of 1/32 inch for the first 12 inches then 1/16 inch thereafter. This precision covers typical layout and framing work. Beyond 25 ft the tape cannot reach, so longer runs need a different tool. The 1 inch blade width provides good readability but adds bulk compared to narrower tapes.
How it fits a build
The compact case measures 6.400 by 4.700 units and fits easily in a tool belt or bag. Its HAWA construction resists drops and rough handling on site. No batteries or power are required, so it is always ready. The automatic rewind frees one hand during solo measuring tasks.
Highlights
- 25 ft reach for long-distance layout
- 1 in wide blade stays rigid across spans
- 1/32 in graduations on first 12 in for fine detail
- 1/16 in graduations thereafter for quick reading
- high-visibility orange case with impact durability for tough sites
Specifications
| Brand | Keson |
|---|---|
| Length | 6.400 |
| Width | 4.700 |
| Material | HAWA |
| Type | Long |
Questions about this item
Will the 1 in x 25 ft blade fit the tape measure holder on my older tool belt?
The blade is 1 in wide and 25 ft long; compare those dimensions with your holder's slot to confirm fit.
How can I verify the 1/32 in graduations on the first 12 in are accurate after unpacking?
Check the first 12 in of the blade — each mark should represent 1/32 in, then 1/16 in thereafter.
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