TORK CRAFT TORK CRAFT Electric Engraver 13w

Features

• 13 W motor provides enough power for fine-detail engraving on a variety of substrates.
• Variable intensity control lets you adjust the force to match material hardness for more consistent results.
• Supplied with two stencils (letters and numbers) for easy marking of equipment, tools or assets.
• Compact and lightweight design (approx. 0.42 kg) for comfortable handheld use during extended engraving sessions.
• Multi-material capable — suitable for plastics, wood, metal, glass and leather applications in workshop or craft settings.

Benefits

• Professional marking: Create clear, consistent identification marks on tools, equipment or parts without outsourcing.
• Adaptable to materials: With adjustable intensity, you’ll reduce damage on softer materials and achieve cleaner marks on harder metals.
• Immediate readiness: The included stencils mean you can start engraving straight away without needing extra accessories.
• User-friendly: Lightweight build and intuitive controls make this a good choice for technicians, hobbyists and mobile service technicians alike.
• Cost-effective: Rather than investing in high-end engraving machines, this tool delivers accurate marking for less.

Extra Information

• Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped and stable before engraving to avoid slippage and inconsistent marks.
• Use the appropriate tip or accessory for the material—worn or inappropriate tips can cause poor results or damage the tool.
• Keep ventilation or dust extraction in place when engraving plastics or coated materials to minimise fumes and debris.
• Switch off the engraver and unplug it when changing stencil or tip attachments to maintain safety.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear appropriate eye and hearing protection when performing engraving operations.
• Secure the workpiece firmly and make sure your fingers and hands are clear of moving engraving tips.
• Ensure the tool is switched off and unplugged before changing bits or stencils.
• Avoid engraving on live electrical components or circuits—disconnect power first.