Lufkin CN1294SF590N Steel Tape Measure 66 Ft

Product Description

The LUFKIN CN1294SF590N is a 66-foot steel blade tape measure built for field and jobsite use across multiple trades. The blade is 1/2 inch wide with 1/8-inch D1 graduations, making it easy to read in low-light or demanding conditions. The case is steel with a silver chrome and nickel finish, giving it the structural durability needed for repeated drops and daily wear. This tape is sized for large-scale layout work where a standard 25-foot or 35-foot tape falls short. Licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors will find the 66-foot length practical for duct runs, pipe routing, conduit layout, and structural measurement tasks.

This tape measure is suited for both residential and commercial jobsite applications. The heavy-duty steel frame is designed for years of rugged use, and the frame includes a grounding strap for safety in environments where static discharge is a concern. The D1 graduation style provides clear, standardized markings consistent with professional layout work. A plumb bob attachment is not included and must be ordered separately. No belt clip is included on this model.

Key Features

• 66-foot blade length for large-scale layout and measurement tasks
• 1/2-inch wide steel blade with 1/8-inch D1 graduations
• Heavy-duty steel case with chrome and nickel finish for jobsite durability
• Grounding strap included on frame for static-safe use
• Silver steel case engineered for years of rugged field use
• Plumb bob must be ordered separately; no belt clip on this model

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose professional tape measure suited for trade layout applications in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction environments.

Installation Notes

No power source or shutoff is required for tape measure use. Handle the steel blade carefully to avoid kinking, which can permanently damage the blade and compromise measurement accuracy. Return the blade slowly to prevent edge damage to the chrome and nickel finish. Inspect the blade and case regularly for wear, and retire the tool if graduation markings become illegible or the blade develops kinks or cracks.