Scribing Needle Hazet 2150-1, 150 mm, steel marking scribe

The Hazet 2150-1 scribing needle is a 150 mm steel marking scribe engineered for accurate layout and marking tasks in metalworking and general workshop use. Its hardened needle tip produces fine, consistent scribe lines on metal, plastic and other hard surfaces, while the compact steel body provides tactile control and resistance to wear. This tool is intended for precise positioning, transfer marking and repeatable line work where clear, narrow marks are required.

Advantages

The hardened steel tip maintains a sharp point for extended use and ensures repeatable, precise lines. The 150 mm length balances reach and control, allowing use in tight spaces as well as on larger panels. The solid steel construction resists deformation and provides steady handling during layout and marking operations. The simple, tool-focused design minimizes moving parts and maintenance needs.

Suitable for

• Precision layout and marking on sheet metal and machined parts
• Transfer marking for cutting, drilling and welding preparation
• Workshop repair, tooling setup and assembly alignment
• Marking on plastics, composites and other hard materials

Key specifications

• Overall length: 150 mm
• Material: steel body with hardened needle tip
• Tip type: hardened scribing point for fine lines
• Finish: corrosion-resistant steel surface
• Weight: lightweight, suitable for handheld use

How to use

Hold the scribing needle firmly between thumb and forefinger, using the length of the shaft for controlled guidance. Align the hardened point with your reference edge or layout line and apply steady pressure to produce a clear scribe mark. For repeated lines, maintain a consistent angle and pressure; when working on curved or uneven surfaces, use shorter, controlled strokes. After use, wipe the tool clean to remove debris and prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use eye protection when scribing brittle or powdered materials. Store the scribing needle in a tool roll or holder to protect the tip from damage and to preserve accuracy. For very hard or delicate surfaces, verify scribe suitability on a scrap piece before marking final workpieces.