Maun safety rule

The long established steel safety rule ~ almost stainless ~ combines strength with lightness ~ very little bend in any direction ~ protects fingers more than many other straight edges ~ hole for hanging ~ calibrated in mm on both sides.

We write "almost stainless" because we have a couple in use and abuse for more than 50 years and there are signs of rust which could easily be rubbed away with a mild abrasive. It would not be there if used and cared for normally.

We find this rule to be an excellent straight edge, but less impressive as a measuring device. The millimetre markings are stamped in to the edge, but are more difficult to see clearly than other rules. The design applies a good pressure when cutting, sufficient to dent some materials a little ~ beware! ~ This can be both a good and a bad thing.