Lufkin PHV1312N Tape Measure 12 Foot 3/4 Inch

Product Description

The LUFKIN PHV1312N is a 12-foot steel-blade tape measure built for daily use on the job site. The blade measures 3/4 inches wide with dual graduation markings of 1/16 and 1/32 inches in an A2 graduation style, giving tradespeople the precision needed for layout, rough-in, and finish work. The high-visibility orange steel case features an ergonomic overmold design that improves grip and protects the tape body from impact. A toggle lock on top of the case holds the blade in position during measurement. The reinforced quad-rivet end hook prevents the hook from separating from the blade under repeated use. A belt clip keeps the tape accessible on the hip throughout the workday.

This tape measure suits residential and light commercial installation work across multiple trades. HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors reach for a compact 12-foot tape for equipment rough-in dimensions, panel clearances, pipe runs, and duct layout measurements. The 3/4-inch blade width provides enough rigidity for accurate standout over typical interior distances without the bulk of a wider, heavier tape. The high-visibility orange case makes it easy to spot on a cluttered workbench or floor.

Key Features

• 12-foot steel blade with 3/4-inch width for rigid standout and compact carry
• Dual graduation at 1/16 and 1/32 inches, A2 graduation style, for precise layout work
• High-visibility orange overmold steel case improves grip and absorbs impact
• Toggle lock positioned on top of the case for single-hand operation
• Reinforced quad-rivet end hook resists separation from the blade under heavy use
• Integrated belt clip for hands-free carry on the job
• Clear coating on yellow blade preserves graduation markings

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose measuring tape suitable for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and construction layout tasks requiring a compact 12-foot reach.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. Inspect the end hook for play before use, as a small amount of movement is normal and accounts for the hook thickness in both inside and outside measurements. Keep the blade clean and dry to prevent corrosion on the steel tape. Retract the blade slowly to avoid impact damage to the case or blade tip.