Description
Diamond grinding pens with a spherical tip of Ø 1 mm are spare pens for engraving sets used in laboratory glasswork and related marking tasks. The pack contains 2 pc(s) and weighs 0,010 kg, offering compact replacements when original pens in an engraving set become worn. Spherical diamond tips of 1 mm diameter suit controlled grinding and engraving on glass and similar laboratory materials within cutting-device workflows. These spare pens come from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION and belong to the labware range for transport, laboratory equipment and tools, specifically glass scribers and engraving tools. Workshops and laboratories that operate dedicated engraving sets can restock the spherical Ø 1 mm pens without purchasing a complete new kit. The two-piece unit quantity supports bench-side replacement and small inventory buffers. As dedicated spare grinding pens rather than a full tool set, they help maintain continuity of engraving and scribing operations where a spherical 1 mm diamond tip is required for fine laboratory marking and glass preparation work.
This article is part of Stationery, books & lab notebooks, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 2 pc(s)
- Product type: Diamond grinding pens
- Tip shape: Spherical
- Diameter: Ø 1 mm
- Weight: 0,010 kg
- Intended use: Spare pens for engraving set
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