Milwaukee Power Tools 240 Ft. 1/8 in. Steel Fish Tape
Smooth pay out, easier fishing - Low friction case for smooth pay out
240 Ft. 1/8 in. Steel Fish Tape
Smooth pay out, easier fishing - Low friction case for smooth pay out 
Product #: MWT48-22-4178
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Product Description
Milwaukee® steel fish tapes feature a low friction case providing smooth payout and easy rewind. The blue tempered steel balances strength and flexibility for easier fishing.
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- Smooth pay out, easier fishing
- Low friction case for smooth pay out
- Flexible blue tempered steel
- Low friction case
- High visibility laser etched markings
- 240 Ft. length
- 1/8 in. width
- Multi-position handle
- Square inner grip
- Anti-catch tip
Manufacturer Warranty
- Limited Lifetime
This Product Comes With
- (1) 240 ' 1/8" Steel Fish Tape
Product Specifications
| Vendor Part #: | 48-22-4178 |
| Handle Material: | Plastic |
| Handle Type: | Multi-Position |
| Reel Material: | Plastic |
| Magnetic: | No |
| MFG Part # (OEM): | 48-22-4178 |
| Case Included: | Yes |
| Color / Finish: | Red/Black |
| Package Contents: | (1) 240 Ft. 1/8 in. Steel Fish Tape |
| Package Quantity: | 1 |
| Electrical Accessory Type: | Tool |
| Length (ft): | 240 |
| Fish Wire / Tape Material: | Steel |
| UPC: | 045242509874 |
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