Glass, Metal and Ceramic Scriber GEKO 140 mm Tungsten Carbide Tip

Handheld scriber GEKO 140 mm with a tungsten carbide tip designed for precise scoring and marking of glass, metal and ceramic surfaces. The tool's 140 mm length and rigid carbide point provide controlled contact and consistent lines for layout marking, score-and-break cutting preparation and detailed scribing work in workshops, construction sites and home DIY projects.

Advantages

The tungsten carbide tip resists wear and maintains a sharp line over extended use, ensuring repeatable marking accuracy. The compact 140 mm body gives good control in one-handed operation while being portable and easy to store. The simple, single-point design reduces the risk of slipping and enables accurate scoring on hard materials such as glass, ceramic tiles and sheet metal.

Suitable for

• Scoring and preparing glass for cutting or breaking
• Marking ceramic tiles for cutting and layout
• Scratch-marking sheet metal and small metal parts
• Precision layout lines for installation and fabrication
• Workshop, construction and DIY repair tasks

Key specifications

• Overall length: 140 mm
• Tip material: tungsten carbide
• Body material: metal (rigid handheld construction)
• Point style: single hardened scriber point for scoring
• Primary materials worked: glass, metal, ceramic

How to use

Position the scriber at the starting edge of the surface to be scored and apply steady, moderate pressure while drawing the tip along the intended line. For glass and tiles, use a single continuous stroke where possible to create a clean score for controlled breaking or cutting. On metal, multiple light passes produce a clearer marking than heavy, forceful pressure. Maintain a consistent angle between the tip and surface to keep line quality and avoid chipping.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the carbide tip regularly for wear or damage and replace the tool if the point becomes rounded. Use appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses and gloves when scoring or breaking materials. Store the scriber in a protective sheath or toolbox to protect the tip and prevent accidental injury.