Infrared and laser measures: These do not feature a physical tape or blade, but they do share the same measuring function as a traditional instrument - especially for longer distances. They use laser pointer targets to assess the distance between point A and point B, combining high precision with an ergonomic design We accept all of the major credit and debit cards. Your transactions and personal data will be held in a PCIDSS accredited system using secure encryption technologies.

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Constructed from Brown plastic with an impact resistant viewing window for the most demanding of environments. The tape has no auto return and is pushed and pulled to the required length, this allows for easy measuring when working on your own. A tape measure is a flexible instrument used for measuring lengths and distances. It is essential for many industries and applications. From dressmaking to carpentry, there is no doubt that measuring tapes are exceptionally popular tools, available in different types and sizes to suit bespoke requirements. At Viking, we are dedicated to ensuring that your shopping experience is always efficient and budget-friendly. That's why we're delighted to extend a free delivery option to our valued customers.

Analogical tape measures provide the output via the markings on the strip or blade. Therefore, the precision of the measurement does not only depend on the accuracy of the tape itself but also on the measurer’s attention to detail

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EC Class III: The least accurate on the scale, therefore they might be preferred where a difference of a few millimetres does not make a difference to the overall project. The maximum margin of error on a 10-metre-long measure is 4.60 millimetres – 0.004% difference Tapes come in different types to suit every need and profession. As a result, they can be found in different materials, measuring systems, lengths, and output formats. 1. MaterialsEC Class II: Providing slightly less accurate measurements than class one, but still significantly more precise than the average commercial tape. Suitable for most uses, the maximum error expected over 10 metres total length is 2.30 millimetres – slightly more than 0.002%