Lufkin PHV1035CMN Tape Measure 16 Foot 19mm Blade

Product Description

The LUFKIN PHV1035CMN is a 16-foot steel blade tape measure designed for trade professionals who need a reliable, easy-to-handle measuring tool on the job. The yellow blade features A9 graduation markings with 1 cm graduation increments, making readings fast and accurate. The high-visibility orange overmold case is built to absorb impact and provides a secure grip during repeated use. A toggle lock positioned on top of the case holds measurements in place hands-free. The reinforced quad-rivet end hook resists ripping off the blade under daily pull stress. At 0.62 pounds, it carries and clips easily to a belt for all-day wear.

This tape measure suits residential and commercial construction, HVAC rough-in, plumbing layout, electrical rough-in, and general trade work where quick linear measurements are needed. The 19 mm blade width provides enough stiffness for moderate standout when measuring across open spans. The ergonomic case design fits comfortably in hand during extended measuring tasks, reducing fatigue on full-day jobs. The integrated belt clip keeps the tape accessible without taking up tool pouch space.

Key Features

• 16-foot blade length with A9 graduation style and 1 cm graduation increments
• 19 mm blade width for improved standout and blade stiffness
• High-visibility orange overmold case absorbs impact and improves grip
• Toggle lock on top of case for hands-free measurement hold
• Reinforced quad-rivet end hook resists blade separation under pull stress
• Integrated belt clip for on-body carry during active work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose tape measure suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and construction trade applications requiring up to 16 feet of linear measurement.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. Inspect the end hook and blade for damage before each use, particularly after drops onto hard surfaces. Replace the tape measure if the blade shows kinks, cracks, or if the end hook rivets show signs of loosening, as inaccurate measurements can affect rough-in work and code compliance.