Starrett 30648 Tape Measure 11 Foot 1/2 Inch Blade

Product Description

The STARRETT 30648 is an 11-foot tape measure built for field and shop use by trade professionals who need a compact, durable measuring tool. The blade is 1/2 inch wide with a yellow nylon coating that provides twice the abrasion resistance of uncoated blades. Graduation is 1 mm with an S6 graduation style for fast, accurate reading. The case is molded from high-impact-resistant ABS plastic with rubber overmolding for grip and drop protection. A slide-style blade lock holds the tape at the measured position without slipping. The unit weighs 0.27 pounds, making it easy to carry on a tool belt all day.

This tape measure is suited for residential and light commercial work across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical trades. Its compact 11-foot length is ideal for measuring duct runs in tight spaces, pipe offsets, conduit bends, and equipment clearances. The 1.20-meter standout length keeps the blade rigid for solo measurements without a second set of hands. A steel belt clip is included for quick access on the job.

Key Features

• Nylon-coated yellow blade offers twice the abrasion resistance of standard uncoated tapes
• High-impact-resistant ABS plastic case with rubber plastic overmolding for drop protection
• Slide-type blade lock holds measurement position securely
• 1.20-meter blade standout supports solo measuring without blade collapse
• 1 mm graduation with S6 graduation style for precise, easy-to-read measurements
• Includes steel belt clip for tool-belt carry

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose tape measure suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical trade applications requiring an 11-foot compact measuring tool.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this measuring tool. Inspect the blade and lock mechanism before first use to confirm smooth operation. Avoid pulling the blade beyond its rated length or bending it sharply at the hook, as this can damage the nylon coating and affect graduation accuracy. Clean the blade periodically to remove debris that can accelerate wear on the coating.