Keson Industries
Keson Surveyor Rope 50 m 1/4 in metric tape measure
A 50 metre fiberglass surveyor’s rope with metric graduations and 100 kg tensile strength
- Length7.500
- Width7.500
- MaterialHAWA
- TypeMetric
- 50 m metric blade for long-range surveying
- 1/4 in fiberglass tape resists stretch under 100 kg tension
- Millimetre graduations every 2 mm for precise layout
- Manual rewind with no lock keeps operation simple
- White blade with clear coating and stud markings for visibility
Surveyor rope for metric measurement
The Keson Surveyor rope provides a 50 m fiberglass blade with metric graduations at 2 mm intervals. Its white blade features a clear coating and stud markings for reference. The open design has no case or lock, relying on manual rewind for storage.
Tensile strength and manual handling
The fiberglass blade is rated for a tensile strength of 100 kg or 200 lb during normal pulling tension. No locking mechanism or powered rewind is present, so the user controls blade tension and retrieval speed directly by hand.
Open reel suits long runs and rough sites
The no-case, no-clip configuration allows the rope to pay out freely over 50 m without snagging on a housing. Stud markings assist layout tasks while the clear-coated white blade resists dirt buildup. Manual rewind requires a free hand to coil the blade after use.
Highlights
- 50 m metric blade for long-range surveying
- 1/4 in fiberglass tape resists stretch under 100 kg tension
- Millimetre graduations every 2 mm for precise layout
- Manual rewind with no lock keeps operation simple
- White blade with clear coating and stud markings for visibility
Specifications
| Brand | Keson |
|---|---|
| Length | 7.500 |
| Width | 7.500 |
| Material | HAWA |
| Type | Metric |
Questions about this item
How do I attach the 50 m fiberglass blade without a case or belt clip?
Extend the blade from the open reel, hook the end ring over the starting point, and pull straight to avoid kinking the 1/4 in wide tape.
What part of this rope tape will wear out first with daily site use?
The clear coating on the white fiberglass blade protects the 2 mm graduations; when it abrades the markings fade and the tape loses accuracy.
At what load does the 100 kg tensile strength become the limiting factor during a long pull?
Sustained tension above 100 kg or 200 lb will stretch or snap the fiberglass blade before the manual rewind or lack of lock creates any other restriction.
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