Keson Industries
Keson Industries Surveyor Rope 100 m tape measure
A 100 metre fiberglass surveyor rope with 2 mm metric graduations and a loop-end zero point for manual rewind
- Length10.300
- Width10.300
- MaterialHAWA
- TypeMetric
- 100 m metric tape covers long-distance survey tasks
- 2 mm graduation marks give precise metric readings
- Fiberglass blade resists stretch for reliable measurements
- Tether-ready loop prevents accidental drops on site
- Manual single-sided return keeps operation simple
100 m fiberglass survey tape
This Keson Surveyor Rope provides a 100 metre metric blade made of fiberglass with a 1/4 inch width. The tape is single sided and graduated in 2 mm increments marked in metres. A loop tip anchors the zero point and the case is tether ready for secure handling on site.
Upgrade from shorter pocket tapes
When a pocket tape cannot reach the full span of a site a 100 m rope tape replaces it without joining multiple lengths. The jump is worth it when layout work demands a single continuous run across foundations, boundaries or long interior corridors.
Handles full site spans with manual rewind
The 100 m blade comfortably covers large lot surveys and commercial set outs in one pull. Manual return requires winding by hand so the tape runs out on very long repeated measurements where a geared reel would save time.
Highlights
- 100 m metric tape covers long-distance survey tasks
- 2 mm graduation marks give precise metric readings
- Fiberglass blade resists stretch for reliable measurements
- Tether-ready loop prevents accidental drops on site
- Manual single-sided return keeps operation simple
Specifications
| Brand | Keson |
|---|---|
| Length | 10.300 |
| Width | 10.300 |
| Material | HAWA |
| Type | Metric |
Questions about this item
How wide is the blade on the Keson Surveyor Rope?
The blade is 1/4 in wide and made of fiberglass with single-sided metric graduations at 2 mm intervals.
How is the tape returned to the case after measuring?
The blade return type is manual, so you pull the loop tip to extend and then wind it back by hand.
What part of the tape is most likely to wear out first?
The fiberglass blade and the loop tip endure the most abrasion and tension during field use.
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