Facom Carbide Scriber - 150mm - DELA.1589.00A

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The Facom Carbide Scriber (DELA.1589.00A) is an essential precision marking instrument for machinists, metalworkers, and DIY enthusiasts who require clean, accurate lines on hard surfaces. Its primary benefit is the hardened, resharpenable carbide tip that maintains sharpness even after extensive use on tough materials, though users should be aware that the tip is brittle and can fracture if subjected to excessive lateral force or drops on concrete.
| Model Part Number | DELA.1589.00A |
|---|---|
| Brand | Facom |
Yes, the high-quality carbide tip is hard enough to score glass, though it should be done with light, steady pressure.
The tip is designed to be resharpenable rather than replaceable, ensuring a long life through proper maintenance.
While it is made of durable steel, it is recommended to keep it dry and oiled to prevent surface oxidation.
The hexagonal shape prevents the tool from rolling off flat surfaces, reducing the risk of it falling and breaking the tip.
It is not recommended. The carbide tip is brittle and may shatter if struck with a hammer or subjected to significant impact.
The carbide tip may have accumulated debris or has become dull; clean the tip with an alcohol wipe or sharpen it on a diamond stone.
Ensure the handle is free from machine oil or cutting fluids; wipe the hexagonal body with a clean, dry cloth for better grip.
Gently compress the clip against the handle body using pliers, being careful not to scratch the finish of the tool.
The Facom Carbide Scriber arrives ready to use straight out of the box with no assembly required. To maximize the lifespan of the tool, avoid using the point as a center punch, as high-impact strikes can shatter the carbide insert. When the tip eventually dulls, it can be rejuvenated using a diamond-faced abrasive stone. To maintain the tool, store it in a dedicated tool roll or drawer organizer to prevent the tip from coming into contact with other hardened steel tools, which could dull the edge. Always keep the tool dry to prevent potential oxidation of the steel body.