Scribing Paint (LAYOUT FLUID) LACKFABRIK BÄDER – 35 ml Dispensing Pen, Red Transparent

What it is and what it’s used for

Scribing Paint (LAYOUT FLUID) is a ready-to-use contrast coating for marking metal workpieces in preparation for mechanical machining. It creates a clearly visible base for layout lines and helps keep markings easy to read during further operations.

Why choose the 35 ml dispensing pen?

The pen format is designed for controlled, clean application on smaller areas and for quick, precise marking at the workstation. It’s a practical choice when you want to apply the coating exactly where needed—without using a brush or preparing additional tools.

Typical applications

• applying ink/layout markings on metal workpieces before machining

• marking finished parts and packages using stencils

• accurate marking and application of cutting contours

Key benefits (as described by the manufacturer)

• fast drying on all metals

• forms an even coat in thickness and colour tone

• no flaking or embrittlement

• non-reflective finish

• exact marking and exact cutting contour

• especially suitable for forged and cast parts

Limitations and safety notes

• Classified under GB CLP as: Flam. Liq. 2 (H225), Eye Irrit. 2 (H319), STOT SE 3 (H336). Signal word: Danger.

• Single packagings <125 ml are restricted to professional users (as stated in the SDS).

Helpful process add-ons

• metal cleaner/degreaser for surface preparation

• workshop wipes for wiping excess and cleaning after marking

• protective gloves and tightly sealed safety glasses (PPE guidance in SDS)

Technical parameters

Storage

Keep container tightly closed. Store in a cool, well-ventilated place. Keep away from ignition sources and protect from direct sunlight. Always close containers tightly after removal of product.

FAQ

When is the pen a better choice than the 237 ml can?

When you need precise, local application and quick marking without brush work—especially on smaller areas or during inspection steps.

Is it suitable for forged and cast parts?

Yes — the manufacturer specifically notes suitability for forged and cast parts.

Is it flammable?

Yes — it is classified as a highly flammable liquid and vapour; follow SDS safety guidance.