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Straight Blade

Export Control Classification Number (ECCN)

EAR99

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7,200 stroke/min

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U.S.–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) Qualifying

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0.6 lb.

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Electric Engravers

Stainless Steel Body

Freehand permanent markings on a variety of materials. These engravers are often used to mark tools and equipment for easy identification and tracking. Adjust the stroke to mark materials as soft as plastic and wood and as hard as metal.

Stainless Steel Body—More durable than plastic to stand up to wear over time. These engravers last longer and won’t get damaged in your toolbox.

Carbide Tip—The standard choice for engraving a variety of materials. Carbide tips are hard enough to mark metal and can also be used on plastic and wood.

Steel Tip—Ideal for engraving soft materials, such as plastic, wood, and leather. Steel tips are less durable than carbide tips.

Diamond Tip—The most durable tip material. Diamond tips are the best choice for marking extra-hard materials, such as ceramic, glass, and stone.

Engravers													Carbide Engraver Tips		Steel Engraver Tips		Diamond Engraver Tips
Body Material	Max. Strokes per min., stroke/min	Stroke Adjustability	No. of Stroke Settings	Tip Style	Tip Material	Carbide For Use On	Steel For Use On	Diamond For Use On	Wt., lb.	Cord Lg., ft.		Each		Each		Each		Each



	Stainless Steel	7,200	Adjustable	2	Pointed	Carbide, Steel, Diamond	Acrylic Plastic, Aluminum, Bronze, Iron, Rubber, Stainless Steel, Tin, Wood	Acrylic Plastic, Leather, Rubber, Wood	Acrylic Plastic, Aluminum, Brass, Bronze, Ceramic, Copper, Glass, Iron, Nickel, Steel, Tin, Wood	0.6	6	1864T22	0000000	1864T24	00000	1864T23	00000	1864T25	000000