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(More customer reviews)This tape measure is one of the best out there. Its chrome case makes it look good and since it's rounded, it's comfortable to hold. The actual tape is very strong and holds sturdy even across the length of the room. The lock mechanism works well and best of all, when you've got your measurement, it doesn't zip back up really fast and slash innocent bystanders with whiplash.
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The Stanley 25-Foot-by-1-Inch PowerLock Tape Rule is reinforced on the first six feet with BladeArmor coating for maximum durability. A special Tru-Zero hook does double-duty as a pivot for drawing circles and arcs. For a longer life, this tape measure features a Mylar polymer-coated blade, a heat-treated spring, and a chrome-plated metal case. A three-rivet, corrosion-resistant hook stands up to continuous use and an epoxy-coated belt clip is fastened on back of the case for portability. A forward blade lock design simplifies locking and unlocking the blade. Graduated in 1/16-inch increments, The tape blade measures 25-feet-by-1-inch with up to an 8-foot standout. To simplify framing jobs, the bright yellow, easy-to-read blade has 16-inch and 19.2-inch stud center markings. The tape rule comes with Stanley's limited lifetime warranty.About Stanley PowerLock Tape Systems and BladeArmor Coating With a classic design and updated features that add durability and performance, the PowerLock line of tape measures is the perfect balance between classic Stanley design and the best innovations in tool manufacture. BladeArmor coating is a patented industrial thermoplastic coating, the very same material that has been used to strengthen and protect aircraft parts, such as the rotor blades on the Sikorsky Black Hawk Helicopter. Simply put, it helps aircraft survive war zones, and it also helps tape blades survive construction zones. Applying BladeArmor coating to tape blades reduces both tape breakage and tape returns, enabling it to conquer the toughest testing ground of all -- the job site!
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