Keson Industries
Keson Industries SNR18200 3/8 in x 200 ft steel tape measure
A 200 ft steel tape with 1/8 in graduations, double-sided markings and a non-magnetic hook in a stainless-steel case
- Length15.200
- Width10.500
- MaterialHAWA
- TypeTape Measure
- 200 ft reach for long-distance layout
- 3/8 in steel blade resists stretching
- Double-sided graduations read feet and inches
- Stainless-steel case protects the tape
- Manual rewind keeps operation simple
200-foot steel tape for outdoor layout
The Keson Industries SNR18200 is a 200 ft steel tape measure built for long-distance layout work. Its 3/8 in wide blade carries SAE graduations in feet and inches marked to 1/8 in. A non-magnetic single hook anchors at the zero point for solo measurements.
Stainless case and manual rewind change daily use
A stainless steel case measuring 10 1/4 in long houses the blade and resists corrosion on job sites. The manual return requires the user to crank the blade back in, which avoids spring fatigue but adds time on long pulls. Double-sided printing is not included; the blade is single-sided only.
Check hook style and blade width before buying
The single non-magnetic hook will not cling to steel studs or pipe, so a magnetic tip or nail slot is not available. Builders who need metric markings should note the blade is SAE-only. Users wanting a locking blade or automatic rewind must select a different model.
Highlights
- 200 ft reach for long-distance layout
- 3/8 in steel blade resists stretching
- Double-sided graduations read feet and inches
- Stainless-steel case protects the tape
- Manual rewind keeps operation simple
Specifications
| Brand | Keson Industries |
|---|---|
| Model | SNR18200 |
| Length | 15.200 |
| Width | 10.500 |
| Material | HAWA |
| Type | Tape Measure |
Questions about this item
How often should the 3/8 in steel blade be inspected or replaced for wear?
The 3/8 in steel blade should be checked periodically for kinks, rust or faded 1/8 in graduations; replace it when markings become hard to read or the hook no longer seats squarely.
What stops the 200 ft tape from extending smoothly during a long pull?
The manual blade return has no spring assist, so friction inside the stainless steel case and the weight of the 200 ft steel blade are the first limits you feel on a sustained pull.
Does the stainless steel case get hot or make noise when the tape is run out all day?
The case stays at ambient temperature and is silent during use because the manual return has no motor or spring to generate heat or sound.
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