Description
Silicon carbide grinding pens in cone and ball shaped designs are spare tips for laboratory engraving sets used on glass and related hard materials. The dual geometry—cone plus ball—gives flexibility for both pointed scoring lines and broader contact work during marking or light surface preparation. Delivered as 2 pc(s) per pack, the pens replace worn tips so engraving equipment stays ready for daily laboratory tasks. Unit weight is 0,008 kg, keeping the set compact for storage with other cutting devices and glass scribers. Silicon carbide provides an abrasive working surface suited to controlled engraving and scribing where durable, non-diamond alternatives are preferred. Applications include sample identification, glassware marking and fine adjustment work in research, teaching and industrial laboratories. These grinding pens from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION integrate into existing engraving-set workflows without requiring a change of tool platform. They support consistent handling for users who need both conical and ball-shaped profiles available as matched spare pens for routine maintenance of laboratory engraving equipment.
This article is part of Stationery, books & lab notebooks, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 2 pc(s)
- Product type: Silicon carbide grinding pens
- Tip shapes: Cone and ball shaped
- Material: Silicon carbide
- Weight: 0,008 kg
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