Prettyia Stainless Steel Ruler 40 inch 100 cm
A 100 cm stainless steel ruler with dual metric and imperial scales and a hanging hole for storage
- Dual-scale metric and imperial measurements on opposite edges
- Laser-etched markings resist wear and remain clearly legible
- Stainless steel construction prevents rust and corrosion over time
- Integrated hanging hole enables convenient hook storage
- Versatile straight edge suits drafting, construction and workshop tasks
Dual-scale measuring tool
The Prettyia stainless steel ruler spans 100 cm on one edge and 40 inches on the other, giving workshops, classrooms and home offices a single straight edge for metric and imperial work. Laser-etched graduations resist wear and remain legible after repeated use. A hanging hole allows the rule to be stored on a hook when not needed.
Thermals noise and power
As a passive metal rule it generates no heat, emits no sound and draws no electricity during normal use. The stainless construction resists rust and corrosion without requiring any active cooling or power source.
Build and daily handling
Machine-cut edges may feel sharp out of the box; the manufacturer suggests light sanding for smoother handling. The rigid one-metre blade suits drawing, layout and inspection tasks on benches, drafting tables or job-site surfaces.
Highlights
- Dual-scale metric and imperial measurements on opposite edges
- Laser-etched markings resist wear and remain clearly legible
- Stainless steel construction prevents rust and corrosion over time
- Integrated hanging hole enables convenient hook storage
- Versatile straight edge suits drafting, construction and workshop tasks
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the ruler on a workshop wall using the hanging hole?
Push a hook or nail through the single hole at one end of the 100 cm ruler and hang it vertically or horizontally for quick access.
What maintenance will the laser-etched scales need over time?
Wipe the stainless steel with a dry cloth; the etched centimetre and inch markings resist wear and the material prevents rust without oiling.
At what length does the straight edge stop being reliable for precision layout?
The rule stays true across its full 40 inch span, so the first limit you hit is the physical end of the 100 cm blade.
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