Tape Measure
 A tape measure (steel tape rule) is a flexible, retractable measuring tool made of coiled steel strip marked with linear measurement units. Known for its durability and precision, it is essential in construction, carpentry, metalworking, surveying, tailoring, and general DIY applications. Steel tape measures often feature locking mechanisms, belt clips, and protective casings, making them convenient and reliable tools for accurate measurements in both professional and household settings.
Tape Measure – Rubber Coated
A rubber-coated tape measure is a measuring tool commonly used in construction, carpentry, and various other applications to determine the length, width, or height of objects. It features a flexible metal tape marked with measurements, typically in both imperial and metric units, enclosed in a durable rubber coating. The rubber coating serves to enhance grip, provide protection against impact and wear, and contribute to the overall durability and longevity of the tape measure. This type of tape measure is known for its versatility, accuracy, and ease of use in a wide range of measuring tasks.