Tajima G-Series Shock Resistant Tape Measure
Tajima G-Series Shock Resistant Tape Measure
Tajima G-Series Shock Resistant Tape Measure
Tajima G-Series Shock Resistant Tape Measure
Tajima G-Series Shock Resistant Tape Measure
Tajima G-Series Shock Resistant Tape Measure
Tajima G-Series Shock Resistant Tape Measure
Tajima G-Series Shock Resistant Tape Measure
Tajima G-Series Shock Resistant Tape Measure

Tajima G-Series Shock Resistant Tape Measure

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In stock at 873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579 · Usually ready in 24 hours

In stock at 873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579

Tajima G-Series Shock Resistant Tape Measure

Available for pickup

873 US-1, Woolwich, ME 04579

Usually ready in 24 hours

873 U.S. 1
Woolwich ME 04579
United States

+12074427938

The Tajima G-Series is a shock-resistant tape measure with a high-contrast white blade, in imperial, metric and dual-scale lengths from 6 ft to 33 ft/10 m.

The armored case has a thick elastomer cover that takes drops, gives a good grip and wraps around to guard the end hook. The hook itself is triple riveted, and a cushioned return slows it on the way back in. The blade has Tajima's Hyper-Acry-Coat, a non-reflective coating, and the scale is printed on a clean white background so it's easy to read. It has a positive lock and a 1 in belt clip. The 6 ft tape has a 1/2 in blade; the rest are 1 in.

Tajima was founded in Japan in 1909 as a maker of steel tape rules. Today the company is TJM Design, based in Tokyo.

  • Options: 6 ft x 1/2 in; 16 ft x 1 in; 16 ft/5 m x 1 in; 5.5 m x 1 in; 25 ft x 1 in; 25 ft/7.5 m x 1 in; 30 ft x 1 in; 33 ft/10 m x 1 in
  • Case: shock-resistant, armored, elastomer cover
  • End hook: triple riveted, elastomer hook guard, cushioned return
  • Blade: white, Hyper-Acry-Coat non-reflective coating
  • Features: positive lock, 1 in belt clip
  • Made by: Tajima

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