Stanley 34-760 Tape Measure 100 Ft Engineer Scale

Product Description

The STANLEY 34-760 is a 100-foot open-reel fiberglass tape measure designed for layout and measurement work in construction, plumbing, electrical, and general trade applications. The blade is 1/2 inch wide and graduated in 1/8-inch increments on a standard engineer scale, which also includes 1/10, 1/100, and 0.10-foot decimal divisions. The ABS case is molded in black and yellow for jobsite visibility. At 1.95 pounds, it is light enough for single-handed use during long-run measurements. Fiberglass construction resists stretching and moisture, making it suitable for outdoor and wet-environment layout tasks.

The 34-760 suits trade professionals who need accurate long-run measurements in the field. It is a common tool for rough-in layout, site grading references, and utility installation work where both fractional-inch and decimal-foot readings are required on the same tape. The engineer scale graduation makes it practical for reading survey stakes and civil drawings directly without conversion. No belt clip is included, so it is best suited as a bag or pouch tool on active job sites.

Key Features

• 100-foot fiberglass blade resists stretch and moisture for accurate long-run measurements
• Engineer scale graduation includes 1/8-inch, 1/10-foot, 1/100-foot, and 0.10-foot divisions
• 1/2-inch blade width provides flexibility for winding and storage
• ABS case in high-visibility black and yellow construction
• Lightweight at 1.95 pounds for extended field use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose long-tape measuring tool suitable for construction layout, utility rough-in, and site measurement applications requiring both fractional-inch and decimal-foot engineer scale readings.

Installation Notes

This tape measure is a hand tool requiring no installation. Licensed tradespeople and general contractors should inspect the blade for fraying or kinking before each use, as a damaged fiberglass blade can produce inaccurate readings. Keep the blade clean and dry after use in wet conditions to extend service life. Wind the blade slowly and evenly to prevent kinking at the reel.