Measuring & Layout Tools

The Stanley Fatmax MLH 100 cm spirit level boasts a lightweight aluminum trapezoidal frame with shock‑proof construction, dual bubble indicators for quick alignment, and a precision-machined base that stays firm even on uneven workbenches.
A 10‑meter magnetic plumb line with a built‑in bubble level offers precise vertical alignment for masonry and construction tasks, featuring a durable nylon cord, shock‑resistant housing, and an easy‑to‑read 360° bubble indicator.
The Stanley FatMax Mlh-50 is a highly accurate, magnetic trapezoid level measuring 50 cm in length. This durable tool features shock resistance and an easy-to-read vial for precise measurements.
A 40 cm aluminum spirit level with dual shock‑proof bases delivers crisp, accurate readings; its lightweight yet sturdy build and clear bubble make it perfect for carpentry, masonry, and general construction tasks.
A robust 40 cm magnetic spirit level featuring a trapezoidal shape, shock‑resistant aluminum construction and an expanded base for stability. Dual bubble system delivers precise 0.05 mm/m accuracy, ideal for carpentry and masonry tasks.
The FatMax MLH50 is a trapezoidal spirit level measuring 500mm in length. It boasts anti-shock protection and features a high visibility yellow vial, making it easy to read even in low light conditions.
The Precision Contour Gauge Ruler delivers a 150 mm stainless‑steel profile with adjustable pins for precise mold and shape replication, offering a clear scale and robust build suited to detailed measurement tasks.
Rugged fibreglass survey tape, the Silverline 30m features a 13mm wide blade with clear metric graduations, weather-resistant coating, and a tough plastic case for smooth retraction and dependable field measurements.

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