Scriber Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-MWLE-9304
Jlab Export is a leading Scriber Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
This engineer’s scriber has a hardened steel point at each end, with a knurled, blacked grip between them. It scratches a fine, clear line on metal that stays visible through filing and drilling, where a pencil mark would rub off. When one point dulls, the scriber is turned round and the work carries on.
Specifications
| Type | Double ended engineers scriber |
| Material | Hardened steel |
| Grip | Knurled and blacked |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Marking-Out Practicals for Students
In fitting and sheet metal classes, students coat a steel plate with marking blue or chalk so the scribed lines show up. They draw straight lines with the scriber held against a Steel Rule, tilting the point toward the rule so it runs in the corner. Lines at right angles to an edge are drawn along the blade of an Engineers Square.
For a filing exercise, students scribe the outline of a template onto the plate, then file down to the line. Hole positions are marked where two lines cross and dotted with the Punch Tool before drilling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose a double ended scriber?
You get two working points on one tool. When one point dulls or chips, you turn the scriber round and keep going, then sharpen both points together later. The Single Ended Scriber has a point at one end only.
How should the scriber be held against a rule?
Tilt the top of the scriber away from the rule and lean it slightly in the direction of travel. The point then runs in the corner where rule and metal meet. One firm, steady stroke gives a cleaner line than several light ones.
How is the point sharpened?
Hone the point on an oil stone, turning the scriber as you rub so the cone stays round and centred. A grinding wheel is only needed after real damage, and the tip must be kept cool so the hardened steel does not soften.
Which materials can it mark?
It marks mild steel, aluminium, brass, copper and plastics. On bright metal, a thin coat of marking blue or chalk makes the scratched line far easier to see. On wood, a marking knife or a pencil is normally used instead.
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Last updated: 5 November 2026
