Description
Diamond grinding pen is a compact laboratory tool for durable engraving of glass. Supplied as 1 unit, it belongs to glass scribers and engraving tools used for permanent marking of glassware, slides, and related lab items. The diamond tip supports clear, lasting identification marks that remain legible through washing, autoclaving, and routine handling. Each pen weighs 0,016 kg, making it easy to keep at the bench or in a shared tools drawer. This diamond grinding pen from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION is intended for laboratories that need reliable glass engraving without bulky equipment. Typical use includes labelling volumetric glassware, sample bottles, and other vessels where ink or adhesive labels are unsuitable. As a cutting and engraving accessory within laboratory equipment ranges, it complements standard glass-handling practice in teaching, research, and quality-control environments. The single-piece pack is ready for immediate use. Durable engraving performance helps maintain traceability of glass items over extended service life. Laboratories seeking a straightforward glass scriber for everyday marking tasks will find this pen a practical addition to transport, tools, and general labware setups.
This article is part of Stationery, books & lab notebooks, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Type: diamond grinding pen
- Property: durable engraving
- Weight: 0,016 kg
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Diamond grinding pen, for engraving glass durable, 1 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Stationery, books & lab notebooks, inside Tools & accessories, in Labware.
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