Lufkin W6110 Tape Measure 10 Ft 1/4 Inch Yellow Blade

Product Description

The LUFKIN W6110 is a compact 10-foot steel tape measure designed for precise linear measurement in trade, office, and field applications. The 1/4-inch-wide yellow steel blade carries dual graduation markings of 1/16 inch and 1/32 inch in an A16 graduation style, giving tradespeople and technicians the fine resolution needed for layout and inspection work. The high-strength steel case keeps the unit protected in pocket carry or toolbox storage. At 0.12 pounds, it is lightweight enough for all-day use without adding bulk to a work kit.

The W6110 is suited for residential and light commercial work where a short, highly readable tape is preferred over a full-size contractor model. Typical applications include HVAC rough-in layout, plumbing fixture placement, electrical panel clearance checks, and general shop or office measurement tasks. The pocket-size form factor makes it a practical secondary tape for technicians who need a quick reference tool on the job without reaching for a larger reel.

Key Features

• 10-foot measurement range with 1/16 inch and 1/32 inch dual graduations for fine resolution
• A16 graduation style with bold markings on a yellow blade for fast, legible reads
• 1/4-inch blade width keeps the tape flexible and easy to retract in tight spaces
• High-strength steel case and steel blade construction for durability in field conditions
• Pocket-size form factor weighing 0.12 pounds — no belt clip required

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose short-range tape measure suitable for trade and light commercial measurement tasks requiring 1/32-inch graduation accuracy.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this measuring tool. Store the blade retracted when not in use to prevent kinking or edge damage. Avoid bending the blade sharply at the case mouth, as repeated stress at that point can cause steel fatigue over time. Replace the unit if the blade develops burrs or the graduation markings become difficult to read, as measurement errors from a worn tape can affect layout accuracy.