Replacement needle agipa 101571, steel, diameter 1.35 mm

Replacement needle agipa 101571 is a steel needle with a 1.35 mm diameter designed for compatible office or craft tools. It functions as a direct spare part for devices that accept this size, offering a robust steel construction and an accurately ground point for consistent manual work such as puncturing, trimming and positioning materials. The needle’s fixed diameter ensures repeatable results when precise metal points are required for small-scale tasks.

Advantages

The steel construction provides strength and wear resistance compared with softer materials, while the 1.35 mm diameter gives a reliable balance between rigidity and slenderness for controlled handling. Its simple, standard form factor makes it easy to replace in compatible holders or tools. The precisely manufactured tip reduces wobble and improves repeatability for tasks that require a steady metal point.

Suitable for

• Puncturing paper, cardboard and thin plastics in office or craft applications
• Trimming, scribing or scoring materials where a defined 1.35 mm point is needed
• Replacement in compatible manual tools and holders designed for this needle diameter

Key specifications

• Material: steel
• Tip diameter: 1.35 mm
• Form: straight, single-point needle
• Intended use: manual puncturing, trimming and positioning tasks
• Compatibility: for tools and holders that accept 1.35 mm steel replacement needles

How to use

Ensure the tool or holder is compatible with a 1.35 mm diameter replacement needle before installation. Power down or secure the device if applicable, then remove the worn needle according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Insert the replacement needle into the holder until it seats firmly; verify alignment and stability before starting work. Use steady, controlled movements appropriate to the material being processed and avoid excessive lateral force that could bend the needle.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged service life, use the needle with materials within its intended hardness range and store spare needles dry and protected from corrosion. Replace the needle if it shows visible wear, bending, or blunting to maintain precision and safety.