Stanley Diameter and Circumference Tape Rule

Pipe diameter and circumference measuring tape which can measure a diameter up to 3 feet. Simply bend the tape around the pipe to find its circumference. Stanley 10ft tape measure blade is 1/4" wide and 10 ft long.

One side of the blade is a regular 10ft tape measure, the reverse side is the pipe diameter tape measure.

Instructions for Use:

1. Wrap the Stanley 10ft tape measure (diameter side facing up) around the pipe while holding the chrome blade tip in place.
2. Continue wrapping the tape around the pipe past the chrome blade tip.
3. The black line after "Inches of DIA. by 64 THS." is the measuring line that will tell you how many inches and 64ths of an inch the pipe diameter is.
4. Go to our Pipe Sizing Guide to determine which pipe size have based on your newly measured diameter.

Example:
The image shown above is a 4" PVC Pipe.  Using this circumference tape measure, a 4" pipe will measure 4-1/2" in diameter.  In the photo if you look at the black line past "Inches of DIA. by 64 THS." you will see the pipe measures 4 inches and 32/64ths or 4-1/2".