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Milwaukee Magnetic LED Tape Measure 3m/10ft 48226602

Name: Milwaukee Magnetic LED Tape Measure 3m/10ft 48226602
Brand: MILWAUKEE
SKU: 48226602
Price: 11.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

Milwaukee 3m/10ft Tape Measure with 19 LUX LED light to help find measuring spot. Nylon lacquered blade provides protection against debris, dirt & water. 4 point reinfirced housing for outstanding tape lifetime. ABS housing with impact resistant overmould for added comfort and jobsite durability. Compact design and cofortable size, magnet on the rear side of the tape for attaching to metal toolboxes or other metal surfaces. Class II accuracy, reuired 2 x CR2016 batteries (included)

Features

19 LUX LED Light
4 Point reinforced housing
ABS housing with impact resistant overmould
Rear side magnet for attaching to metal tool boxes & metal surfaces
Nylon lacquer blade protection against debris, dirt and water.

Specification

Product Material - Steel
Metric/Imperial - Metric/Imperial
Tape/Rule Length - 3m/10ft
Blade Width - 12mm
Coating - Nylon
Tape Casing - ABS
Magnetic - Yes

Standard Equipment

1x Milwaukee 48226602 Tape Measure With LED 3m/10ft

Features

Brand
MILWAUKEE
Meter/tape feature
Magnetic tip
Metric/Imperial Indicator
Metric
Width
12 mm
Material
Nylon
Tape measure type
Tape measure
ManoMano Reference
ME53312665
MMID
545518269189
Product code
48226602

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