Laser Tape Measure Makes Life Cooler and More Convenient

May 30, 2013 - PRLog -- Back in school, ruler is the most important tool for measurement. However, we don’t use the ruler we adopt in school in the event of building construction and geography. Instead, we make use of a more scientific and accurate tool, that is what we call tape measure or spring tape measure. Nowadays, most modern spring tape measures are designed based on the version patented by New Haven, Connecticut resident named Alvin J. Fellows on 14 July 1868. According to the patent, his tape measure was an improved version based on other versions previously designed. Since Fellows' patent in 1868, the spring tape measure has used by some people. However it was not widely used around the world until the early 1900s.  View an example of our cool tape measure (http://www.newfrog.com/catalogsearch/result/cool-tape-measure.html) below:




What is a tape measure exactly? A tape measure, or we can call it measuring tape, is a more scientific type of ruler. Generally speaking, it is made up of a metal strip with the markings of measurement and a plastic container to cover it. That is a common measuring tool as we talk about. It is very flexible because it can be used to measure much long distance of length. What is more, it is very easy and convenient to be carried in our pocket or toolkit. It not only applies to linear measurement but also permits us to measure the curves or corners. Today it is universally used by people all over the world, especially surveyors who use tape measures in lengths of over 100 meters.

With the large production of the IC (integrated circuit), the digital age of tape measure has begun. Some products, such as Laser Level Tape Measure, equip a digital screen to give tape measures readouts in multiple formats. There are also other kinds of tape measures that have applied lasers and ultrasonic technology to measure the distance of an object with fairly high quality and reliable accuracy. Just give an example of our best laser tape measure (http://www.newfrog.com/catalogsearch/result/laser-tape-me...) and some body tape measure (http://www.newfrog.com/catalogsearch/result/Body-tape-mea...), view some here：




Many tape measures have some special symbols to mark every 16 inches, which is a standard interval all over the world. Some kinds of tape measures sold in the United States have additional marks which were designed in the shape of many small black diamonds, which was marked every 19.2 inches (490 mm). These markings are known as 'black truss' markings, and are used to mark out equal truss lengths for roofing materials. There is a new kind of tape measurer, which is using technology of laser. Compared with traditional tape measurer laser one is more accurate and convenient. Without reaching to far end you can just point it at by measurer and then easily read distance accordingly.

To sum up, the tape measure (http://www.newfrog.com/catalogsearch/result/tape-measure....) is really a fairly helpful tools in our everyday life, so equip you with a Laser Level Tape Measure to assure you accuracy of your measurement.

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