The Scriber is a precision marking tool designed for accurately scribing fine lines on metal and other engineering materials during layout, marking, fabrication, machining, and inspection operations. Its sharp hardened point produces clear and precise reference lines that remain visible during subsequent machining processes.
- Precision-engineered Scriber
- Manufactured from high-quality hardened alloy steel
- Sharp, precision-ground marking point
- Hardened tip for long-lasting sharpness
- Suitable for fine and accurate layout marking
- Ergonomic body for comfortable handling
- Corrosion and wear-resistant construction
- Available in various lengths and configurations (Model Dependent)
- Compact and easy to carry
- Designed for continuous industrial use
- Metal surface marking
- Layout work
- Dimension marking
- Scribing reference lines
- Drilling and machining preparation
- Fabrication work
- Tool room operations
- General engineering applications
- Produces fine and accurate marking lines
- Improves layout and machining accuracy
- Helps maintain precise component dimensions
- Easy to use and control
- Suitable for a wide range of engineering materials
- Durable hardened tip for extended service life
- Compact and convenient for workshop use
- Low maintenance and reliable performance
| Name | SCRIBER Lenght 175 / 200 mm (6 Pcs. Set) |
| Set Contents | 6 Pieces |
| Length | 175 mm / 200 mm |
| Type | Straight and Bent Scriber |
| Material | Hardened Steel |
| Tip Type | Pointed Marking Tip |
| Grip Type | Knurled Grip |
| Application | Marking Fine Lines on Metal Surfaces |
| Usage | Engineering Workshops, Tool Rooms, and Precision Layout Work |
| Approx weight | 0.05 |
The Banka Scriber is widely used for marking fine reference lines, transferring dimensions, locating machining points, and preparing workpieces for drilling and cutting operations on metal plates, shafts, machine components, fabricated parts, and engineering materials. It is an essential layout tool for machine shops, fabrication workshops, automotive industries, maintenance departments, tool rooms, educational institutes, and precision engineering facilities, where accurate marking, precise layout, and reliable workpiece preparation are essential for high-quality machining and fabrication.
