Mark almost any surface including the hardest tool steel and glass. The diamond tip on this scriber lasts longer than carbide tips on hard materials. Tip is retractable, so it stays inside the handle for protection when it’s not in use.

Scriber has a retractable tip that stays inside the handle for protection when it’s not in use. A knurled grip on the handle ensures a secure hold.

Magnet retrieves ferrous particles from hard-to-reach places.

Also known as a marking gauge, this scriber draws precise, straight lines without the need for a straightedge or ruler. Lock the sliding head in place at the desired length and use it as a guide as you drag the scriber along the edge of your work surface.

Punch soft materials and scribe lines in metal and wood.

Steel handle has a flat head for hammer strikes.

Also known as surface gauges, use these to scribe lines, transfer measurements, or as height and depth gauges. They have a V-groove base that can be used on round or flat surfaces.

Gauge pins can be pushed down for use against the edge of a surface plate or T-slot for linear work.

Use the knob on the side to adjust speed and control the depth of your marks.

This engraver has a wider range of depth settings and produces less vibration for smoother writing. Use the wheel on the side to adjust speed and control the depth of your marks.

Made of aluminum, this pen-shaped engraver is lightweight to reduce writing strain. It has two speed settings for controlling the depth of your marks.

Carbide tip is for general purpose engraving.

Steel tip is for engraving plastic.

Diamond tip allows you to engrave extra-hard materials such as stone, ceramic, and hard metal.

Use the knob on the side to adjust speed and control the depth of your marks.

Carbide tip is for general purpose engraving.

Diamond tip allows you to engrave extra-hard materials such as stone, ceramic, and hard metal.

This engraver has a wider range of depth settings and produces less vibration for smoother writing. Use the wheel on the side to adjust speed and control the depth of your marks.

Carbide tip is for general purpose engraving.

Diamond tip allows you to engrave extra-hard materials such as stone, ceramic, and hard metal.

Connect these engravers to a compressed air line. Higher strokes per minute means they cut more smoothly than electric engravers.

Engraver with adjustable speed allows you to modify the airflow so you can select the power to best suit your application.

Includes an engraver, four interchangeable tips, a tip holder, an air filter, and a portable case. Connect these engravers to a compressed air line. Higher strokes per minute means they cut more smoothly than electric engravers.

Angled chisel tip is used for cleaning weld beads. Requires tip holder for operation.

Flat tip can be ground to a shape that suits your application. Requires tip holder for operation.

Flat chisel tip works well for scaling and deburring. Requires tip holder for operation.

Make quick, precise marks of varying sizes. As you trace stencils with one end of the engraving arm, the other end engraves them into your surface. Also known as pantographs, these engravers create reduced and one-to-one character sizes to fit your workpiece. The rotating cutter spindle allows for detailed work and smooth lines.

Use the carbide tip to rout plastic so the core color is revealed.

Engraver comes with a brass letter and number stencil set that can be used to create 25 different character heights. Includes 0-9, A-Z, 30 spacers, and a punctuation set of &, period, comma, dash, apostrophe, quotation marks, colon, and semicolon.

Melt surface material and create marks without vibration. Write with the metal tip like a pencil. A knob allows you to control the depth and width of the marks. Welding goggles are recommended for use with these machines.

Carbide tips resist wear better than the copper tip.