The pneumatic engraving pen marks almost all types of material (e.g. metal and glass) up to a hardness of 65 HRC. Although the interchangeable hard metal carbide tip oscillates at high frequencies, it is still vibration-free, producing extremely delicate results.
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The electrical pen allows you to write permanently on all electricity-conducting metals, even carbides. Its special needle, connected to 230V and 2 to 8 volts, marks even the hardest steel. The protective earthing means that the pen can be operated safely.

The metal etching pens from from GIMA are the optimum solution for the permanent marking of metal. The following materials can be easily and cost-effectively marked: Cast iron, tool-steel, high-alloy steels (e.g. 1.4301, 1.4404) , carbides, aluminium, zinc, tin, copper and bronze. The marking is oil and cleaning-resistant.
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Touch'up paint is particularly suitable for colour marking wires, rods, tubes and springs. It does not attack metals and is resistant against oil and humidity.

Cross Check^TM offers a practical visual method of identifying loosened parts caused by vibration or nuts, screws, seals and subassemblies that have been tampered with.

Hi-Spot is an intensely blue, soft, uniform paste that spreads easily and evenly to show high spots on bearings. It is most valuable when used on flat bearing surfaces of lathes, planers, milling machines, etc. A thin coating may be left on the surface day in and day out, and will not dry. The film remains “wet” and “transferable” and in condition for months. No nightly clean up or morning re-bluing is necessary.