MILWAUKEE STUD
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about MILWAUKEE STUD from 3G Electric.
What blade lengths and graduation formats are available in the MILWAUKEE STUD tape measure range?
The supplied MILWAUKEE STUD range includes 25 ft, 26 ft/8 m, 35 ft, and 35 ft/10 m blade lengths. Graduation formats cover standard SAE inch with 1/16 in markings, engineers scale with SAE/engineer graduations, and dual inch/metric blades with both fractional inch and metric markings. Standard inch models include part numbers 48-22-1425, 48-22-1425E, 48-22-1435, and 48-22-1435E. The dual-unit models are 48-22-1426 (26 ft/8 m) and 48-22-1436 (35 ft/10 m). Engineers-scale models use SAE/engineer graduations for decimal-inch or engineering-scale layout work. All models in this set use a manual lock and a nonmagnetic single hook tip.
What does the nonmagnetic single hook tip on MILWAUKEE STUD tape measures do?
The nonmagnetic single hook tip is a hook end that does not attract ferrous metal. On a standard magnetic hook, steel studs, screws, and metal debris can cling to the hook, which affects hook seating and measurement repeatability. A nonmagnetic hook avoids that buildup and does not interfere with sensitive components or metal surfaces during measurement. The single-hook design uses one hook plate rather than a split or double hook. This configuration is consistent across the MILWAUKEE STUD models supplied by 3G Electric, including the standard inch, engineers-scale, and dual inch/metric variants.
Are MILWAUKEE STUD tape measures tether-ready?
Some MILWAUKEE STUD tape measure models are tether-ready, meaning they include a designated attachment point for a lanyard or tether. Tethering is relevant for work at height, on scaffolding, or in any area where a dropped tape measure is a safety or retrieval concern. The tether point is separate from the belt clip and is intended for a compatible lanyard accessory. Buyers should confirm the specific model's tether-ready status against the product data before specifying it for tether-required work. The engineers-scale model in the supplied range is listed as tether-ready.
What is the difference between the MILWAUKEE STUD engineers-scale tape measure and the standard inch models?
The engineers-scale MILWAUKEE STUD tape measure uses SAE/engineer graduations, which are decimal-based markings rather than the fractional 1/16 in graduations found on standard inch models. Engineers-scale tapes are used for layout, drafting, and measurement tasks that require decimal-inch or engineering-scale readings. Standard inch models such as 48-22-1425 and 48-22-1435 use 1/16 in fractional graduations for general construction and trade measurement. Both types share the nonmagnetic single hook tip and manual lock mechanism. The engineers-scale variant in the supplied range is part number 48-22-1435E.
How does 3G Electric support procurement of MILWAUKEE STUD tape measures?
3G Electric lists MILWAUKEE STUD tape measures with manufacturer part numbers, blade length, graduation format, housing material, hook type, and lock type. This allows procurement and maintenance teams to cross-reference part numbers and select the correct model for a given measurement task. 3G Electric handles logistics coordination for single-unit and bulk orders and ships globally. For reordering, the manufacturer part number is the primary identifier; the catalog also lists SKU numbers for internal tracking. Buyers can request a quote with the required part numbers and quantities.
Does 3G Electric supply MILWAUKEE STUD products?
Yes — 3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. supplies MILWAUKEE STUD products. We stock the MILWAUKEE STUD catalog and supply genuine factory-original products with full manufacturer warranty and technical support.
