Lufkin 706D Fiberglass Tape Measure 100 Ft Yellow Blade

Product Description

The LUFKIN 706D is a 100-foot fiberglass tape measure built for trade professionals who need accurate, repeatable linear measurements on the job. The 1/2-inch-wide yellow blade is coated for protection and marked with black and red graduations in a C2 style, reading in 1/10 and 1/100 increments of a foot. The non-conductive fiberglass construction makes this tape appropriate for work near electrical installations where a steel tape would be a hazard. A lightweight high-impact ABS winding drum provides smooth, consistent tape recovery pull after pull.

The 706D is well suited for plumbing rough-in layout, electrical conduit runs, HVAC duct measurement, and general site measurement tasks where foot-decimal graduations are required rather than fractional inch markings. The C2 graduation style is standard for engineering and surveying field work, making this tape equally at home on commercial construction sites and utility installations. The orange ABS case is lightweight and easy to locate on a crowded workbench or tool bag.

Key Features

• 100-foot length with 1/10 and 1/100 foot C2 graduation for precision layout work
• 1/2-inch-wide fiberglass blade with protective coating resists abrasion and moisture
• Non-conductive blade material rated safe for use near energized equipment
• Black and red markings on yellow background for high-contrast, easy reading in varied lighting
• Lightweight high-impact ABS winding drum delivers smooth tape recovery
• Orange high-impact ABS case is durable and easy to spot on a job site

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose fiberglass long tape for trade and construction measurement applications requiring foot-decimal graduations.

Installation Notes

Long tapes are deployed by electricians, plumbers, HVAC installers, and general contractors for layout and rough-in measurement. Keep the blade clean and free of kinks to maintain graduation legibility and prevent premature cracking. Rewind the tape at a controlled pace to avoid blade damage and ensure even coiling on the drum. Fiberglass blades should not be used to strike or pry materials.