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Klein Tools 1/8 in. x 240 ft. Stainless Steel Fish Tape

Model number
56008

The Klein Tools 56008 is a 240-foot, 1/8-inch wide stainless steel fish tape for extended conduit runs in corrosive or wet environments. Stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance to extend tape life compared to standard steel. The tape features laser-etched descending 1-foot increment markings for conduit measurement, and coils onto a 13-inch diameter polypropylene case. A full-grip style handle with raised finger grips and sloped design optimizes hand position for quick hand-over-hand rewinds. Succeeded by the 56341. No longer in production.

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Model no.
56008
Brand
Klein Tools
Category
Fish Tape
Canonical URL
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§ Specifications

#specifications
Product Type
Fish Tape
Material
stainless steel
Tape Width In
0.125
Tape Length Ft
240
Tape Thickness In
0.062
Non Conductive
No
Reel Type
enclosed
Reel Diameter In
13
Weight (lbs)
7.5
Barcode (UPC)
092644560040
Warranty
Lifetime

§ Warranty

Lifetime

§ FAQ

Is the 56008 stainless steel tape still available?

The 56008 has been discontinued. Klein no longer offers a stainless steel fish tape. The current 56334 (standard steel, 1/8-inch x 240-foot) covers the same length without stainless steel construction.

What advantage did stainless steel offer over standard steel?

Stainless steel resists corrosion in wet or high-humidity conduit environments — underground conduit, damp crawl spaces, and exterior installations. Standard steel tapes can rust over time in these environments. For corrosion-resistant alternatives today, non-conductive fiberglass (56059, 200 ft) eliminates the corrosion concern entirely.

What replaces the 56008 for wet-environment conduit?

The 56059 (multi-groove fiberglass, non-conductive leader, 200 ft) is the best current option for wet environments — fiberglass does not corrode and is fully non-conductive. For 240-foot reach, the 56334 (standard steel) is the only current option, with the caveat that steel can rust in sustained-moisture conditions.