2000mm Rod Divider With Carbide Scribing Tips Ø25x100, Stainless Steel - Metav IndustryLine

Take advantage of the stainless steel construction and carbide scribing tips for robust, long‑range marking up to 2,000 mm; the solid 19 mm rod and 5 kg build ensure stability and repeatable results in workshop use. Order the beam compass directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our advisors for specification support.

M201.277 Beam Compass 2000 mm with Carbide Scribing Tips (Metav IndustryLine)

The M201.277 beam compass is a long‑reach marking instrument for scribing and layout work on large components, offering a 2,000 mm span and carbide tips for durable, precise scoring.

• Range up to 2,000 mm
• Constructed from stainless steel
• Fitted with carbide scribing tips
• Strong 19 mm rod, approx. 5 kg

Stable long‑range marking for large components

The beam compass is built for reliable, repeatable layout where extended reach matters. Its 2,000 mm span places it in the long‑range category for measuring and marking sizeable parts, combining reach with manageable handling. The robust 19 mm rod gives high profile stiffness, which reduces deflection during scribing; this results in more consistent centre lines and circles across the full span. The solid mass of the instrument (approx. 5 kg) helps maintain contact pressure and steadiness when working on plate, sheet or assemblies.

Durable scribing performance with carbide tips

Equipped with carbide (hard‑metal) scribing tips, the instrument resists wear and maintains a sharp contact point for extended use in the workshop. Carbide tips are particularly suited to repeated scoring on harder surfaces and provide a clean, visible line that speeds subsequent machining or positioning tasks. The tip geometry (Ø25 x 100 mm) offers a generous contact area for stability while allowing precise marking, reducing the need for repeat passes.

Practical design for everyday industrial use

Constructed from stainless steel, the compass withstands routine workshop conditions and offers corrosion resistance in humid or metalworking environments. The analogue design keeps the tool simple and serviceable: no electronics, no batteries, and immediate readiness. Compatibility information indicates suitability for diameter work up to 4,000 mm, making the instrument appropriate for layout on large wheels, rings, or circular flanges where extended circumferential marking is required.

Handling, setup and workshop benefits

The instrument's weight and rod diameter deliver a balance between rigidity and manoeuvrability: heavy enough to damp vibration during scribing, yet compact enough for manual positioning by one technician. The mechanical nature simplifies maintenance and inspection routines, and the clear, mechanical adjustment allows fine placement before marking. For production or prototyping environments, the compass serves as a dependable tool for transferring centre lines and radii without the complexity of powered devices.

Contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored advice on integrating the Metav IndustryLine M201.277 beam compass into workshop workflows and for prompt supply from Emmerich.

Technical data

• Article number: M201.277
• GTIN: 4054469182780
• Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com
• Weight: 5 kg
• Material: stainless steel

Facts

• Measuring range: 0–2,000 mm
• Maximum range: 2,000 mm
• Rod diameter: 19 mm
• Tip size: Ø25 x 100 mm

Features

• Analogue design (mechanical)
• Supplied with carbide scribing tips
• Suitable for diameter work up to 4,000 mm
• Robust long‑range layout instrument
• ECLASS: 21170344

FAQ

How large a span can be marked with this beam compass?
The M201.277 beam compass covers a span up to 2,000 mm and is intended for long‑reach layout tasks in the workshop.

Are the scribing tips wear‑resistant?
Yes, the instrument is fitted with carbide scribing tips; these hard‑metal points provide durable, wear‑resistant marking for extended use.

Is the compass suitable for very large diameters?
The device is suitable for diameter work up to 4,000 mm, making it appropriate for marking large wheels, rings and flanged components.

What is the instrument's weight and how does it affect handling?
With a weight of approximately 5 kg and a 19 mm rod, the compass offers stability and reduced vibration during scribing while remaining manageable for manual setup.

Is this a digital tool or a mechanical instrument?
This is an analogue, mechanical beam compass designed for straightforward, serviceable operation without electronic components.

Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com