Apex OCN1293SF590N Replacement Blade 50 Ft D1 Atlas

Product Description

The APEX OCN1293SF590N is a replacement blade designed for Atlas Chrome Clad and Nubian Double Duty tape measure models. The blade runs 50 feet in length and measures 0.5 inches wide, with a D1 blade style. It is used by contractors, tradespeople, and measurement tool technicians who need to restore a worn or damaged tape measure to working condition rather than replace the entire unit. The overall case dimensions are 5.3 inches long, 5.1 inches wide, and 1.2 inches tall, making this a compact, tool-specific replacement component.

This blade is intended for use in Atlas family tape measures sold under the Crescent Lufkin brand, specifically models using the Chrome Clad or Nubian Double Duty blade configuration. It is suited for general construction, mechanical, and trade applications where a 50-foot blade is required. Installation is typically performed by a tool service technician or an experienced tradesperson familiar with tape measure disassembly.

Key Features

• 50-foot blade length for long-range linear measurement tasks
• D1 blade style matched to Atlas Chrome Clad and Nubian Double Duty tape measures
• 0.5-inch blade width provides a balance of reach and flexibility
• Drop-in replacement design restores existing tape measure housing without full unit replacement
• Compact overall footprint at 5.3 inches long and 5.1 inches wide

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement blade for Atlas Chrome Clad and Nubian Double Duty tape measure models within the Crescent Lufkin Atlas family, using the D1 blade style configuration.

Installation Notes

Replacement tape measure blades should be installed by a qualified tool technician or experienced tradesperson. Disengage the blade lock and release all tension from the existing blade before beginning disassembly. Follow the tape measure manufacturer's service instructions for blade removal and reinsertion to avoid damaging the recoil spring or housing. Do not force the blade during spooling, as uncontrolled retraction can cause injury.