Keson Industries
Keson Industries SR18300 300 ft Surveyor's Rope tape measure
A 300 ft surveyor's rope with foot and inch graduations and 200 lbs tensile strength
- 300 ft reach for long-distance site layouts
- Drag-chain design handles rough terrain measuring
- 200 lb tensile strength resists stretching under load
- Graduated from handle upward for direct reading
- No end hook simplifies drag-chain operation
300 ft Surveyor's Rope
The Keson Industries SR18300 is a 300-foot surveyor's rope designed for rough measurement tasks. Numbers graduate from the strap handle upward to the rope end. It functions as a drag chain in field conditions. Tensile strength is rated at 100 kg or 200 lbs.
Outdoor professionals needing long-range linear
Survey crews and engineers who require extended reach without a rigid blade will find this tool suitable. It lacks a hook on the tape end, so users needing an end fastener for solo anchoring should look elsewhere. The rope construction prioritises durability over pocket portability.
100 kg tensile strength rating
The 100 kg tensile strength decides whether the rope survives the pulling forces of a given job. Crews dragging through brush or over rough ground need that 200 lb threshold. If the application exerts less force, a lighter line may suffice, but the rating is the single figure that confirms suitability for heavy drag-chain use.
Highlights
- 300 ft reach for long-distance site layouts
- Drag-chain design handles rough terrain measuring
- 200 lb tensile strength resists stretching under load
- Graduated from handle upward for direct reading
- No end hook simplifies drag-chain operation
Specifications
| Brand | Keson Industries |
|---|---|
| Model | SR18300 |
Questions about this item
What tensile strength does the Keson SR18300 rope tape measure withstand?
The rope is rated at 100 kg or 200 lbs tensile strength, suitable for rough surveying drag-chain use.
What physical length and graduation style does the SR18300 model provide?
This model measures 300 ft and is graduated in feet and inches from the strap handle toward the rope end.
How is the tape deployed correctly since there is no end hook?
Pull the rope from the strap handle, reading the numbers as they increase toward the far end; do not look for a hook to anchor the zero point.
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