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STARRETT 67A Double-End Scriber

The STARRETT 67A is a straight, double-end scriber made of steel with a pointed tip. It features a round, knurled, nonmagnetic body and a removable, non-threaded tip. This scriber is designed for marking on metal…

SKU 3G-OTH-272682

Brand
STARRETT
Item
67A Double-End Scriber
Part Number
67A
Category
Double-End Scribers
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Manufacturer Part Number
67A
Type
Round, Steel, Knurled, Nonmagnetic, Removable Tip, Non-Threaded Tip

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Product Description

The STARRETT 67A is a straight, double-end scriber made of steel with a pointed tip. It features a round, knurled, nonmagnetic body and a removable, non-threaded tip. This scriber is designed for marking on metal surfaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the STARRETT 67A scriber used for?

The STARRETT 67A scriber is used for precision marking on metal surfaces. Its straight, double-end design with pointed steel tips allows layout lines to be scribed accurately in metalworking, toolmaking, and fabrication applications.

What are the specifications of the STARRETT 67A scriber?

The STARRETT 67A is a straight, double-end scriber with a round, knurled, nonmagnetic steel body. It has removable, non-threaded pointed tips. The manufacturer part number is 67A, and it is designed for marking on metal surfaces.

Where to buy the STARRETT 67A scriber worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the STARRETT 67A scriber worldwide. As a global industrial equipment distributor, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us to source this scriber for your metalworking needs.

How to maintain the STARRETT 67A scriber?

To maintain the STARRETT 67A scriber, keep the steel tips clean and free of debris. Store it in a dry environment to prevent corrosion. Periodically inspect the removable tips for wear and replace them as needed to ensure accurate marking on metal surfaces.

Used in

Common applications for STARRETT
Metalworking — Starrett S117PC center punch set for marking drill starting points on steel plates.
Fabrication — Starrett Intenss PRO-DIE band saw blade for cutting stainless steel and hard alloys.
Maintenance — Starrett Duratec SFB carbon steel band saw blade for cutting aluminum, wood, and soft metals.
Tool and die — Starrett S264WB square-type center punch set for precise layout work.
Production machining — Starrett PT06690 replacement points to restore worn center punches.
General industrial — Starrett Intenss PRO band saw blade for cutting stainless steel in fabrication shops.
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3G Electric supplies STARRETT double-end scribers. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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