Keson Industries
Keson MC-1810-50 tape measure 50 ft yellow/white
A 50 ft fiberglass tape with double-sided 1/8 in, 1/10 ft, 1/100 ft, SAE and Engineer graduations and a hook end for hanging
- Length7.200
- Width5.600
- Color/FinishYellow/White
- TypeMeasuring & Layout Tools
- 50 ft reach for long-distance layouts
- Double-sided graduations cover SAE and engineer scales
- Yellow/white fiberglass blade resists wear
- Hook end allows convenient storage
- 1/2 in width balances readability and portability
Long-distance layout tool
The Keson MC-1810-50 tape measure extends 50 ft for jobs that exceed the reach of standard pocket tapes. Its yellow and white fiberglass blade resists stretching and moisture, so readings stay consistent across repeated pulls on construction sites or survey work. The hook end secures the tape to nails or stakes when working alone.
Double-sided graduations
One face shows 1/8 in increments alongside 1/10 and 1/100 ft scales, while the reverse carries SAE and Engineers graduations. This layout lets crews switch between fractional-inch and decimal-foot readings without changing tools, reducing transcription errors on mixed-specification plans.
Fifty-foot practical limit
At 50 ft the blade covers most residential set-outs and interior rough-ins in a single pull. Longer runs require repositioning or a second tape, so buyers who routinely measure beyond this distance will need a different solution. The 7.200 by 5.600 in case fits in a tool bag but is too large for a trouser pocket.
Highlights
- 50 ft reach for long-distance layouts
- Double-sided graduations cover SAE and engineer scales
- Yellow/white fiberglass blade resists wear
- Hook end allows convenient storage
- 1/2 in width balances readability and portability
Specifications
| Brand | Keson |
|---|---|
| Length | 7.200 |
| Width | 5.600 |
| Color/Finish | Yellow/White |
| Type | Measuring & Layout Tools |
Questions about this item
Will the yellow/white fiberglass blade need replacement after heavy use?
The fiberglass blade resists stretching and tearing, so it typically lasts through years of daily measuring without needing a new blade.
What stops me from pulling the 50 ft tape out further?
The blade ends at the 50 ft mark; the hook end prevents over-extension and there is no additional length beyond the stated measurement.
Does the plastic case get hot or noisy if I reel it in and out all day?
The manual rewind operates silently and the case stays at ambient temperature because there is no motor or battery to generate heat.
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