Let me count the ways…
- His car heater hose needs replaced. He uses your diameter tape measure to find what size to buy, before he actually removes the old hose.
- Your customer is a plumber, and needs to know the outside diameter of a pipe, so he can get a new pipe before he disconnects the old one.
- Your customer is an HVAC installer, and needs to know the diameter of a galvanized pipe so he can buy more, to finish the job.
- He has a boat, and needs to buy a new bilge hose before he removes the old one.
Want To Know The Diameter of Your Arm? - Your customer sells trees from his nursery. He wants to pick out the trees that are at least 2 inches in diameter, so he can dig them and offer them for sale as 2″ trees.
- Your customer wants to keep track of the diameter of her biceps, as she is in a fitness program.
So, to advertise your company logo on a gift item, try a diameter tape measure.