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Part Number: MOR_52240
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Description

Morris 52240 Steel Fish Tape - Durable and Tough for Daily Use

Morris 52240 Steel Fish Tape is a robust tool designed for the rigors of daily use in various electrical applications. Crafted from highly-durable tempered spring steel, this fish tape measures 50 feet long and 1/8 inch wide, providing the flexibility and strength required for efficient wire pulling and installation. The tape boasts an impressive tensile strength of 500 lbs and a maximum load capacity of 360 lbs, ensuring it can handle even the most demanding tasks with ease. Equipped with a high-impact storage case and a one-piece nylon handle, the Morris 52240 is built for maximum durability and long-lasting performance. The comfortable slip-resistant gripping surface allows for easy and secure handling, making it user-friendly even in challenging work environments. The thoughtful design ensures that it withstands the wear and tear of everyday use, making it a reliable choice for both professionals and knowledgeable homeowners. Furthermore, this product is easily shippable via UPS, ensuring convenience for your projects. Take your wiring tasks to the next level with the Morris 52240 Steel Fish Tape, a tool that combines strength, durability, and comfort in one exceptional package. Please note the warning regarding cancer and reproductive harm associated with this product.

Our hardy and tough Steel Fish Tape stands up to day to day use.


  • Maximum Load: 360 Lbs
  • Steel Fish Tape has High Impact Storage Case & one piece Nylon Handle for Maximum Durability, Long Life, and Easy, Comfortable Use
  • Steel Fish Tape has Comfortable Slip Resistant Gripping Surface
  • Highly-Durable Tempered 1/8" Wide Spring Steel
  • Tensile Strength: 500 Lbs

Attributes

Country of Origin: Taiwan

Description: Steel Fish Tapes 50Ft

Fish Tape Type: Steel Fish Tape

Length: 50'

Size: 50' X 1/8" X 1/16" Fishtape

Type: Steel Fishtapes

Upc: 601986522403

Warning: Cancer and Reproductive Harm

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