Bohre center punches and scribers

A center punch, also known as a punch, is a device for marking holes before drilling holes. It is usually used when drilling metal or tile, and sometimes concrete. In addition, a center punch can be used for marking, for example, for padding type.

There are several varieties of punches available, including an automatic (also known as a crossbow), which has a spring to strike the striker, eliminating the need for a hammer, and a center punch, which helps to mark the center of the hole, especially when high accuracy is required.

Bohre's automatic center punch allows you to create precise holes in metal without the need for a hammer, making your workflow faster and easier.

The Bohre precision center punch is made in the form of a hardened steel round rod with one end with a hammer head and the other end with a pointed cone shape.

The Bohre Pobedite tip scriber is designed to create crisp lines on a variety of materials. The tip of the scriber is made of solid metal - Pobedite, which ensures its durability and protects against blunting. When pressed lightly, the scriber leaves a clearly visible line on the surface.