How do you fix a ripped tape measure?
How do you fix a broken tape measure?
How do you take apart a tape measure?
How do you put a tape measure back on?
How do you rewind a tape?
How do I fix my Stanley Fatmax tape measure?
How do I fix my Stanley Leverlock tape measure?
What are the parts of a tape measure called?
- Blade. The blade is the working part of a tape measure. …
- Spring and stop. The action that pulls the blade back into the case when you release the thumb lock is the spring and stop. …
- Case. The body of the tape measure is the case. …
- Thumb lock. …
- Belt loop. …
- Hook.
Who makes Lufkin tapes?
| Product type Tape measure | Owner Apex Tool Group (2010) | Country United States | Introduced 1869 | Previous owners Cooper Industries (1967) |
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What is steel tape?
n.
A tape of cloth, paper, or steel marked off in a linear scale, as of inches or centimeters, for taking measurements
. Also called tapeline.
How is the end hook attached to the tape?
Does rewinding a cassette tape damage it?
How do you fix a cassette tape?
What does rewind the tape mean?
verb. When the tape in a video or tape recorder rewinds or when you rewind it,
the tape goes backwards so that you can play it again
. Compare fast forward.
Does Stanley have lifetime warranty on tape measures?
LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY
STANLEY
®
Tools warrants tape measures against deficiencies in material and workmanship for the useful life of the tool. Deficient products will be replaced if sent to: Stanley Black & Decker, 100 Passmore Lane, Jackson, TN 38305, Attn: Quality Assurance.
What is Stanley FatMax?
Stanley Fatmax tools are
for the professional tradesperson and serious home improver
. FatMax tools are designed to help you work smarter and faster thanks to their innovative design. The Stanley fat max range covers everything you need to get the job done, whether working on site or at home.
How do I return a Stanley tape measure?
DO NOT RETURN PRODUCT TO STORE
. Please call 1-800-262-2161 (M-F, 8-5 EST) or visit www.STANLEYTOOLS.com for details. STANLEY is not responsible for tape measures that have had long use or that show damage resulting from excessive wear, misuse, abuse, damage from accident or alteration of this product.
