📐 Measure Up to Excellence!
The Fisco PZC5ME Pro Flex Tape is a high-quality measuring tape featuring a 5m blade length, a durable black ABS case, and a non-slip lock for precision. Weighing only 159g, it’s designed for easy portability with a convenient belt clip, making it an essential tool for professionals on the move.
| Manufacturer | Fisco |
| Part Number | FSCPZC5ME |
| Product Dimensions | 3.71 x 9.3 x 16.69 cm; 158.76 Grams |
| Item model number | FSCPZC5ME |
| Colour | Black |
| Material | Abs |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Blade length | 5 Metres |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 159 g |
C**S
Top Quality
I have been using tape measures since I was an apprentice Joiner 1971 The Fisco brand is always worth buying, light weight, easy to read and most of all really durable.... Providing you take reasonable care they last for years.
S**N
Dropped to bits
Tat
M**E
Always a great tape
Like Chris, been using for years as a chippie since about 1979. You can't beat the design and feel of these. Keep all your rubber covered bulky macho tapes!!
S**0
A good quality product
I received this product the other day. This is a well made tape measure and is a good length. Highly recommended.
P**E
A game changer in the right hands.
They say that a Tape measure maketh a man! Actually Nobody says that. But my point is ever since I purchased a fisco tape measure (some 15-17yrs ago?) In Yellow! From a DIY shop in Lancing, West Sussex. I was hooked. Why Pete? Tell us? Well alrighty then. Cos it's Robust, light, not too big, not too small. Well priced and visable..(Current colour as above) I've been Carpenterisationaling for 36yrs 8 months 3 weeks and exactly one hour. . .Now, and have seen many a builder swaggering around like John Wayne carrying huge bulky anvil sized measure clinging to their boney hips with an air of superiority. So what if it can extend the length of Worthing pier enough to deliver a Malteser into the mouth of a loved one. It'll still take off 4 of yer fingers on retraction! My point is. Did Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni use a Fat Max or a Stanley 33footer to measure angelic angels adorning the Sistine chapel arched roof? No! He used a Yellow Fisco 5m durable tape measure. Well no he didn't really, he probably used sticks and string, but my point is he got pretty decent job done using basic tools. I rest my case. Bye
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