The SitePro 34-Y2008 is a 200-foot dual-sided fiberglass measuring tape engineered for construction layout crews, land surveyors, and right-of-way inspectors who demand accurate, repeatable distance measurements in demanding field conditions. Dual-sided graduation means the tape reads correctly from either face—no flipping, no re-laying, no wasted time. Whether you're running a baseline on a subdivision survey or laying out structural footings on a commercial site, this tape is built to perform day after day.
Overview & Jobsite Applications
Fiberglass tapes have long been the go-to choice for professionals who work near electrical hazards, in wet environments, or across abrasive terrain where steel tapes stretch or corrode. The 34-Y2008 takes that proven material and pairs it with a 200-foot reach and clean imperial graduation, making it equally at home on utility corridor surveys, pipeline right-of-way staking, athletic field layout, and large-footprint concrete formwork. The dual-sided printing eliminates a common source of read errors when tape is deployed across uneven ground or through vegetation.
Key Specifications
- Model: SitePro 34-Y2008
- Tape Length: 200 ft (60 m)
- Graduation: Imperial (feet, tenths, hundredths on one face; feet and inches on reverse)
- Tape Material: Fiberglass
- Print Style: Dual-sided — readable from both faces
- Case Material: High-impact ABS plastic with ergonomic grip
- Winding Mechanism: Folding crank handle for fast retrieval
- Hook Style: Brass-plated end hook with ring
Key Features
- Dual-Sided Graduation: Measurements printed on both sides of the blade eliminate re-laying errors when working solo or through dense vegetation
- Fiberglass Blade: Non-conductive and corrosion-resistant — safe near energized lines and reliable in wet or muddy conditions
- 200-Foot Reach: Handles long baselines, structural layouts, and boundary tie-ins without relay points
- Imperial Scale: Decimal feet and feet-inches graduation supports both engineering and architectural measurement workflows
- Folding Crank Handle: Collapses flat for compact storage; unfolds for quick, efficient tape retrieval
- Rugged ABS Case: Drop-resistant housing protects the wound tape on the truck bed and at the jobsite
- Brass End Hook: Resists corrosion and secures cleanly to stakes, pins, or anchor points
Job Applications
Land & Boundary Surveying: Run long traverse legs and tie boundary corners without relay points. The decimal-foot face pairs directly with survey field notes and data collectors.
Construction Layout: Set building lines, column grids, and utility easement offsets accurately across large commercial and civil project footprints.
Right-of-Way & Utility Work: The non-conductive fiberglass blade makes the 34-Y2008 the safe choice when measuring near overhead or buried electrical infrastructure.
Athletic & Recreation Field Layout: Mark football fields, running tracks, and park layouts quickly with a tape long enough to span full field dimensions in a single pull.
Compatible Accessories
- SitePro Chaining Pins (Set of 11)
- SitePro Fiberglass Tape Repair Kit
- SitePro Plumb Bob & Line
- SitePro Survey Stakes & Lath
Related Guides
- How to Choose Between Fiberglass and Steel Long Tapes
- Decimal Feet vs. Feet-Inches: Which Scale Does Your Project Need?
- Long Tape Care & Storage Best Practices for Field Crews
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the 34-Y2008 graduated in decimal feet, feet-inches, or both?
- The 34-Y2008 features dual-sided printing. One face is graduated in decimal feet (tenths and hundredths), which is standard for engineering and surveying applications. The reverse face is graduated in feet and inches, supporting architectural and construction trade workflows. Both scales run the full 200-foot length.
- Why choose fiberglass over steel for a 200-foot tape?
- Fiberglass tapes are non-conductive, making them the required choice when working near electrical hazards. They also resist corrosion in wet or chemically-treated soils and are significantly lighter than a comparable steel tape at this length. The trade-off is slightly less resistance to stretching under heavy tension, but for standard layout and survey measurements this is not a practical concern.
- What does "dual-sided" mean on this tape?
- Dual-sided means the graduation is printed on both the top and bottom faces of the fiberglass blade. When the tape lays flat on the ground, you can read the measurement from above without needing to flip or re-lay the tape. This is especially useful when working solo, in tall grass, or on grades where controlling tape orientation is difficult.
- Does this tape come with a warranty?
- SitePro backs their measuring tapes with a manufacturer's limited warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. Contact Express Tools after purchase for warranty support or replacement parts, and we'll coordinate directly with SitePro on your behalf.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the 34-Y2008 graduated in decimal feet, feet-inches, or both?
The 34-Y2008 features dual-sided printing. One face is graduated in decimal feet (tenths and hundredths), which is standard for engineering and surveying applications. The reverse face is graduated in feet and inches, supporting architectural and construction trade workflows. Both scales run the full 200-foot length.
Why choose fiberglass over steel for a 200-foot tape?
Fiberglass tapes are non-conductive, making them the required choice when working near electrical hazards. They also resist corrosion in wet or chemically-treated soils and are significantly lighter than a comparable steel tape at this length. The trade-off is slightly less resistance to stretching under heavy tension, but for standard layout and survey measurements this is not a practical concern.
What does "dual-sided" mean on this tape?
Dual-sided means the graduation is printed on both the top and bottom faces of the fiberglass blade. When the tape lays flat on the ground, you can read the measurement from above without needing to flip or re-lay the tape. This is especially useful when working solo, in tall grass, or on grades where controlling tape orientation is difficult.
Does this tape come with a warranty?
SitePro backs their measuring tapes with a manufacturer's limited warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. Contact Express Tools after purchase for warranty support or replacement parts, and we'll coordinate directly with SitePro on your behalf.
