SATA ST91312E Tape Measure Metric Scale 3m x 16mm

Length: 3 meters; Blade width: 16 mm; Scale: metric (cm/mm); Blade coating: nylon-coated for durability and glare reduction; Housing: ABS for strength; Features: auto-rewind mechanism, secure hook end, large easy-to-read numerals, ergonomic non-slip case.

The blade retracts smoothly back into the case automatically after use. To prevent retraction while measuring, use the lock button to hold the blade in place and release when you’re ready to rewind.

The nylon coating increases blade life by resisting wear and reducing glare for easier reading, which helps maintain accuracy over many uses.

The secure hook end grips onto edges or surfaces, providing a stable start point for measurements and helping prevent slippage during use.

It's well-suited for carpentry, DIY projects, interior measurements in tight spaces, craftwork, and any task needing a portable, metric-only tape with easy readability.

Keep the blade clean and dry, avoid bending or kinking the blade, retract it slowly, store with the blade retracted, and inspect for any nicks or damage before use to maintain accuracy.

Use the metric scale (centimeters and millimeters) with the large numerals for quick reads. Ensure the blade lies flat against the surface for precise measurements and use the lock to hold the measurement when needed.

While all 3m x 16mm tapes share the same length and width, differences come down to blade coating, housing design, and readability. Explore other 3m x 16mm options in Fepy’s Tape Measures collection: https://fepy.com/collections/tape-measures

For additional metric-only or compact options, browse these collections on Fepy: https://fepy.com/collections/compact-tape-measures and https://fepy.com/collections/measurement-tools

You get a durable ABS housing, a long-lasting nylon-coated blade, clear and large numerals, a convenient auto-rewind, and a secure hook end—all at a budget-friendly price, making it a solid choice for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts.

Yes. Keep fingers away from the blade edge during retraction, retract slowly to avoid snap-back, ensure the hook end is secured before measuring, and store the tool retracted to prevent damage or injury.