Lufkin CN1293SF590N Tape Measure 50 Ft Steel Blade

Product Description

The LUFKIN CN1293SF590N is a 50-foot steel blade tape measure built for demanding trade and field use. The blade is 1/2 inch wide with 1/8-inch D1 graduations, giving tradespeople fast, readable measurements across long spans. The case is silver-finished steel with a chrome and nickel coating for corrosion resistance. This tape is suited for electricians, pipefitters, plumbers, HVAC techs, and general construction crews who need a reliable long-span measuring tool that holds up through daily jobsite use. The heavy-duty steel frame is designed for extended rugged service.

The CN1293SF590N is well-suited for layout work, rough-in measurement, and long-run installations in both residential and commercial settings. The 50-foot length makes it practical for running conduit routes, ductwork layout, pipe runs, and structural layout tasks where shorter tapes fall short. It is a compact-case design without a belt clip, intended for hand carry or storage in a tool bag or pouch. All frames in this series include a grounding strap. A plumb bob is not included and must be ordered separately.

Key Features

• 50-foot blade length for long-span measurements on commercial and residential jobsites
• 1/2-inch-wide steel blade with 1/8-inch D1 graduations for clear, fast readings
• Heavy-duty steel case designed for years of rugged use
• Chrome and nickel coating resists corrosion in wet or outdoor environments
• Grounding strap included on all frames in this series
• No belt clip — suited for tool bag or pouch carry

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose long-span tape measure compatible with standard trade measuring and layout tasks. Plumb bob must be ordered separately and is not included with this unit.

Installation Notes

This tape measure requires no installation. Handle the blade with care when retracting to avoid kinking or edge damage that can affect graduation readability. Store coiled in the case when not in use to protect the blade and coating. Inspect the blade periodically for burrs or damage that could cause inaccurate readings.