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Stanley Classic Powerlock Tape Measure Imperial & Metric 16ft / 5m 19mm
Prices from £7.49 to £23.99 across 3 retailers · 47% below next-cheapest retailer £14.16
£7.49£14.16 next-cheapest retailer
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TOTooled UpLowest price
Delivery at checkout · In stock
£7.49›
BLBlueperry
Delivery at checkout · In stock
£14.16›
BABack to the Office
£4.99 delivery, 3-5 working days · In stock
£23.99£28.98 delivered›
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Pocket tape measure with a 5 m (16 ft) blade, 19 mm wide.
The blade features a Mylar-coated steel construction with an automatically adjustable, 3-rivet end hook.
The case is high-impact ABS plastic with chrome plating, a quick-grab autolocking mechanism and steel belt clip.
Metric and imperial graduations.
Accuracy to EC Class II.
Weight 212 g; case dimensions 89 × 40 × 145 mm.
The blade features a Mylar-coated steel construction with an automatically adjustable, 3-rivet end hook.
The case is high-impact ABS plastic with chrome plating, a quick-grab autolocking mechanism and steel belt clip.
Metric and imperial graduations.
Accuracy to EC Class II.
Weight 212 g; case dimensions 89 × 40 × 145 mm.
EAN 3253560335533 · Stanley. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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