25' x 1" PowerLock Tape Rule

Stanley Proto Industrial Tools | 25' x 1" PowerLock Tape Rule | 33-425 | 33-425 - 25' x 1" PowerLock Tape Rule

The Stanley Proto Industrial Tools 25' x 1" PowerLock Tape Rule is a durable and accurate measuring tool that is perfect for a variety of applications. It features a 7' standout, easy readability with 1" wide blade, and entire blade coated with Mylar polyester film for added durability. The heat-treated spring stands up to repeated use, and 16" and 19.2" stud center markings simplify framing jobs. The three-rivet, corrosion-resistant hook moves for accurate inside/outside measurements, and the secure blade lock won't creep during measurements. The special Tru-Zero hook does double-duty as a pivot for drawing circles and arcs.

Key Features:

• 7' standout
• Easy readability with 1" wide blade
• Entire blade coated with Mylar polyester film for added durability
• Heat-treated spring stands up to repeated use
• 16" and 19.2" stud center markings simplify framing jobs
• Three-rivet, corrosion-resistant hook moves for accurate inside/outside measurements
• Secure blade lock won't creep during measurements
• Special Tru-Zero hook does double-duty as a pivot for drawing circles and arcs

Applications:

• Framing
• Carpentry
• Home improvement
• DIY projects

Benefits:

• Durable construction
• Accurate measurements
• Easy to read
• Convenient features

Warranty:

The Stanley Proto Industrial Tools 25' x 1" PowerLock Tape Rule is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.

Instructions for Use:

• To use the tape measure, extend the blade to the desired length and lock it in place by pressing the button on the side of the housing.
• To take a measurement, hold the hook against one end of the object and extend the blade to the other end.
• Read the measurement from the scale on the blade.
• To retract the blade, press the button on the side of the housing again.

Warnings:

• Use safety goggles to protect your eyes.
• Always be in a balanced and stable position while using hand tools.
• Disconnect electricity when working on electrical parts.
• Keep grease off holding surface of a tool.
• Keep tools clean to prevent slippage and possible injury.
• Never expose tools to excessive heat, this could alter the temper and ruin the tool.