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New Architect Scale Rulers Introduced With Your Logo Imprinted

Architect 6″ Four Bevel Scales 3130

Not everyone is an architect, but many non-architects use their tools. Architect scale rulers and pocket tapes are used by many people in the construction trades and real estate. For example:

Draftsmen
Plumbing estimators
HVAC estimators
Electrical estimators
Painting estimators
Concrete and block estimators
Carpenters
Builders
General Contractors
Owners who are planning a new building
Civil Engineers
Realtors
Real estate tax assessors
Tax map office employees
Excavators
Yard sprinkler system estimators

If you see some of your customers on this list, then you can advertise to them in a special way. Let us put your logo on an architect tape or ruler. It will be appreciated, will last a long time and will be visible every day.

W616AC Lufkin Architect Tape

How to Solve the Biggest Problems With Custom Tally Books

Are you in the gas and oil business? Or any business that needs to keep continual records of data in the field. The best and safest way to make regular notations of gauge readings and pipe usage, is with a tally book. Oilfield tally books are small, weather-proof pocket sized notebooks that are protected by vinyl covers.

Oilfield Camo® Pipe Tally Books 3420

Your biggest problems are:

Keeping your pipe tally record book handy, like in your pocket
Keeping your field records protected from the weather
Protecting your records from physical abuse as you work
Identifying your books by having your company logo imprinted on the cover

Custom tally books solve all of these problems. These are functions that just a plain notepad can’t do.

Wire-o Tally Book 3273

Add A Pipe Diameter Measuring Tape To Your Toolbox

What's the diameter of this Pipeline? — What’s the diameter of this Pipeline?

Diameter tape measures are able to give you the diameter of a pipe, pipeline, log, or any other round object. They do it in 1 easy step. All you do is wrap the pipe diameter measuring tape around the pipe and read off the diameter. A regular tape measure would give you the circumference. Then you would have to divide by pi (3.14159). That adds another step, plus you would need a calculator, pencil, and paper to arrive at the diameter.

Why do you need a diameter tape in your toolbox?

To measure the diameter of a heater hose in your car, for replacement.
To measure the diameter of your round furnace ductwork, so you can extend it, or tap into it.
Furnace ductwork in your home
To find the diameter of a hose in your boat, so you can replace it. You can go buy the new hose without removing the old one first.
Pipes and hoses on your boat
To find the diameter of pipes or copper tubing, or plastic pipe in your house plumbing, so you can extend it, or add onto it.

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How To Measure the Diameter of a Pipe

W906PDC Lufkin Diameter Tape

Do you need to find the diameter of a pipe or pipeline, and you don’t want to have to divide by pi? Of course, you can do it that way–Measure the circumference and divide by pi. But a more accurate way is to use a pipe diameter tape measure.

Other ways: Use a micrometer that is big enough to do the job. Or use a caliper, then transfer the size to a rule, then divide by pi.

Diameter tapes make the job easy, by doing all the work for you on an oil, gas, or water pipe, or anything round, like a tree or telephone pole.

So, when you are asked,
How To Measure the Diameter of a Pipe, just follow this simple video.

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