Scriber Gedore R90900020 Height 10 mm

The Gedore R90900020 scriber with a 10 mm height is a precision marking tool intended for accurate scribing and layout work. Constructed for durability and repeatable performance, this metal scriber is suitable for marking on metal, wood and other rigid materials where a fine, visible line is required. The compact 10 mm height provides control for close-tolerance tasks while remaining robust for frequent use.

Advantages

The scriber combines a firm metal construction with a narrow tip geometry to deliver consistent, sharp lines. Its 10 mm height contributes to stable handling and easier positioning against edges and templates. The tool is corrosion-resistant and designed for long service life under workshop conditions, helping maintain marking accuracy over repeated use.

Suitable for

• Layout and scribing on sheet metal and plate
• Marking edges and reference lines on machined parts
• Carpentry and joinery tasks requiring precise lines
• General workshop marking for repair and fabrication

Key specifications

• Tip height: 10 mm for controlled marking
• Material: hardened metal tip for wear resistance
• Construction: single-piece metal body for stability
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface treatment
• Application: suitable for use on metal, wood and other hard surfaces

How to use

Hold the scriber firmly with a steady grip and position the tip against the workpiece at the intended start point. Use the 10 mm height to align with edges or templates and draw the tip along the surface with consistent pressure to create a clear, visible scribe line. For layout on thin materials, support the workpiece underneath to avoid deformation. Regularly inspect the tip and, if necessary, lightly resharpen according to manufacturer guidance to maintain line quality.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate eye protection and gloves when scribing; secure the workpiece to prevent slipping. Store the scriber in a protective sleeve or toolbox to avoid tip damage and maintain precision. Avoid using the scriber as a prying tool to prevent tip deformation.