Stone Marking Pencil PRO 24 cm — PRO model 3-27-002 (manual marking tool)

PRO Stone Marking Pencil PRO 24 cm (PRO model 3-27-002) is a handheld manual marking tool designed for making visible, durable layout lines on stone, concrete, brick and other masonry surfaces. The pencil is 24 cm long and shaped for two-handed control when scribing or scoring hard materials in workshop and on-site environments. It provides precise marks to guide cutting, drilling and finishing operations and is compatible with typical stonemasonry and construction workflows.

Advantages

The marking pencil delivers high durability and consistent line visibility on rough surfaces. Its length and ergonomics allow stable handling and accurate scribing on flat and uneven stone. The design is suited to repeated use in construction settings and resists rapid wear when used with appropriate marking leads. The tool produces clear reference lines that improve the accuracy of downstream cutting and drilling tasks.

Suitable for

• Marking and scribing lines on natural stone, granite and marble
• Layout lines on concrete blocks, brick and masonry
• Preparing cutting and drilling guides for stonemasonry and tiling
• Workshop and on-site stone fabrication and installation

Key specifications

• Length: 24 cm for extended reach and two-handed control
• Handheld manual operation for direct scribing and scoring
• Suitable for use on hard, abrasive surfaces such as stone and masonry
• Designed for creating durable, visible layout lines for cutting and drilling
• Constructed to withstand repeated use in construction and workshop environments

How to use

Hold the pencil firmly and position the tip against the stone surface at the intended mark location. Apply steady pressure while moving the tool along the desired line to scribe or score the surface. For deeper marks, repeat the stroke or increase pressure in controlled increments. Use the pencil as a guide when aligning cutting tools or drills; transfer marks to the workpiece before cutting or fixing. Replace the marking lead or tip as needed to maintain clear, consistent lines.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when marking and working with stone. Test the marking on a scrap piece to confirm visibility and adjust pressure or stroke technique for the specific material. Store the pencil in a dry place and keep spare leads or tips on hand to ensure uninterrupted workflow.