Measuring fishtape
OwnerRyan Duane Potts, Stefani Lynn Pottsinventors
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Electrical companies have more than just one fishtape, and some of those fishtapes are broken. Either the plastic handle is broken off or the metal tape is cut short and not the original length. The only other device of this kind that has a measuring device, it is on the handle. This has no purpose when the handle is broken off. As an electrician, it would be much easier to have the measurements marked on the tape, so you would know how long the metal tape is before you even begin. This again, eliminates wasted time. Electrical companies usually carry a variety of different brands of fishtapes. This is because most people buy whatever is cheaper and will save them money. However, if a product were available to these employers that would save there employee's time “on the clock,” this product would save employers thousands of dollars. There are two things in this world that everyone needs more of, that is, TIME and MONEY. The measuring fishtape saves electricians on the job time, therefore saving there employers money. Any employer would see this as a huge advantage in purchasing this product. A product of this nature could monopolize the market of fishtapes as a whole.
What we claim as our invention is a metal tape marked with measurements in the increments of feet and inches, which is rolled up in a plastic casing in which allows the tape to be unrolled and rolled up again.