Starrett 30619 Tape Measure 50 Ft 3/8 Inch Steel Blade

Product Description

The STARRETT 30619 is a 50-foot steel blade tape measure designed for layout, measurement, and inspection tasks in the field or on the job site. The blade measures 3/8 inches wide and features 1/8-inch graduations in L6 graduation style, making it readable in a range of lighting conditions. The blade is finished with a baked enamel and polyurethane coating to resist wear and corrosion. The closed case is constructed from ABS and steel and is molded in yellow for quick identification. A folding hook is included for single-person measurement. Licensed contractors, tradespeople, and service technicians across HVAC, plumbing, and electrical trades use this tape as a standard layout tool.

The STARRETT 30619 is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a compact, durable 50-foot tape is needed. It fits standard belt pouches and tool bags. The closed-case design keeps the blade protected between uses on the job site. The yellow case and yellow blade together improve visibility in low-light or cluttered work environments. This tape is commonly carried by HVAC installers for duct layout, plumbers for pipe run measurement, and electricians for conduit and panel spacing work.

Key Features

• 50-foot steel blade for long-range layout measurements
• 3/8-inch blade width with 1/8-inch L6 graduation markings for easy reading
• Baked enamel and polyurethane blade coating for durability and corrosion resistance
• Closed ABS and steel case in yellow for job site visibility
• Folding hook included for single-technician use
• Compact form factor fits standard tool pouches and belt clips not required

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose 50-foot tape measure suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction layout applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. Extend the blade smoothly and avoid kinking or bending the steel tape at sharp angles, which can damage the blade or graduation markings. Retract the blade under controlled tension rather than allowing it to snap back freely to extend service life. Store in a dry location to prevent rust at the blade edges.