Milwaukee Autolock Tape Measure Imperial & Metric 16ft / 5m 25mm
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Price: £8.95
Brand: Milwaukee
Description: Milwaukee's Autolock Tape Measures are nothing but heavy duty, offering a long life by increasing protection when dropped. Featuring a Nylon Bond Blade protection and a 5-point reinforced frame, they have stamped steel belt clips and are lanyard ready for added utility. To increase efficiency on the jobsite, Milwaukee Tape Measures feature fractional scale for easy reading and an enhanced hook, designed for scoring. Specifications ● Blade Width: 25mm ● Length: 16ft/5m ● Pack Quantity: 1 ● Scale: Imperial & Metric Features & Benefits ● Autolock break ● Nylon coated blade ● 5 Point reinforced housing ● ABS housing ● Compact design and comfortable size ● Heavy Duty belt clip ● Class II accuracy. Milwaukee Autolock Tape Measure Imperial & Metric 16ft / 5m 25mm - shop the best deal online on diy-compared.co.uk
Category: Hand Tools
Merchant: Tooled Up
Product ID: 400007
Delivery cost: 4.95
EAN: 4058546226107
MPN: 4932464665
RRP: 26.12
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Author: City waste ltd
Rating: 5
Review: I have tried several tapes , but this has got to be the best so far
Author: Jamie Hall
Rating: 1
Review: For about two months I thought I'd found myself the perfect tape - comfortable, clear, compact, sturdy, auto-locking, everything - but then it's locking function began to slowly fail. Before long, it wouldn't stop the blade from retracting back at all. I opened it up with a screwdriver and removed the spring-powered rubber component that is supposed to lock the blade, and found that the two prongs that make contact with the blade had substantially worn away. I added two globs of gorilla glue to the tips of the prongs and let it set before reassembling the thing. Now it's back to perfect working order, but this maintenance shouldn't be required on such an expensive tape after such little use. This is a design failure, not a one-off. I can almost guarantee anyone who owns this will experience the same issues as I have.
