







Engrave, scribe, and mark hardened tool steel, platinum, and precious metals without dulling or tip deflection. The Foredom® Carbide Stylus for H.15 Hammer Handpiece converts the high-frequency reciprocating pulse of your hammer handpiece into a precise, ultra-hard marking point, delivering perfectly stable line tracking and zero tip drift at the bench pin.
Why Choose the Foredom® Carbide Stylus
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Ultra-Hard Carbide Point: Built with a premium, high-density carbide tip that maintains its razor-sharp geometric point even when scribing hardened tool steel, titanium, and platinum.
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Vibration-Free Threaded Docking: Machined with high-accuracy 4-48UNF-2A threads to create a direct, slip-free mechanical lock inside the handpiece nose cone.
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Cross-Drilled Wrench Pin Interface: Features a specialized cross-hole through the collar block, enabling quick, high-torque tightening and removal using a standard wrench pin.
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High-Rigidity Anti-Deflection Body: Engineered with a solid, tapered steel shoulder that resists bending forces, ensuring true line tracking along straightedges or curved templates.
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Broad Hammer Handpiece Compatibility: Calibrated for seamless thread engagement with Foredom reciprocating hammer handpiece models H.15, H.15D, and H.15SJ.
Technical Specifications
| Accessory Designation | Carbide Stylus Tip for Hammer Handpieces |
| Tip Material Composition | Ultra-Hard Solid Carbide Point |
| Thread Connection Size | Precision Machined 4-48UNF-2A Threads |
| Handpiece Compatibility | Foredom® H.15, H.15D, and H.15SJ Hammer Handpieces |
| Installation Interface | Cross-Drilled Hole for Wrench Pin Tightening |
| Package Dimensions | 7 x 5 x 1 in} |
| Net Item Weight | 0.1 lbs |
Free Global Shipping
We process orders within 1-3 business days. Estimated standard international delivery is 6-12 business days.
14-Day Returns
We have a 14-day return policy. Items must be unused, with all original accessories, and in original packaging.
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