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Glardon-Vallorbe LO0501-WS Square Gravers-Carbon Steel - Otto Frei

Glardon-Vallorbe LO0501-WS Quadratstichel aus Kohlenstoffstahl

SKU 136.196
$8.50 - $11.65
$8.95
$8.50 - $11.65
$8.95
Verfügbarkeit:
28 auf Lager, bereit zum Versand
Verfügbarkeit:
18 auf Lager, bereit zum Versand
Verfügbarkeit:
12 auf Lager, bereit zum Versand
Verfügbarkeit:
18 auf Lager, bereit zum Versand
von Glardon-Vallorbe
Wähle die Größe aus: 6 (2,5 mm)

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Product Details

Glardon-Vallorbe Swiss Made Stichel aus Kohlenstoffstahl mit quadratischer Kante werden von Usines Metallurgiques de Vallorbe SA (UMV) aus Vallorbe in der Schweiz hergestellt. Früher in den USA als Grobet-Stichel bezeichnet, werden diese Stichel jetzt unter dem Fabrikmarkennamen Glardon-Vallorbe verkauft, der auch im Rest der Welt verwendet wird. Juweliere und Steinsetzer auf der ganzen Welt schätzen die gleichbleibende Qualität und perfekte Beschaffenheit dieser präzisionsgefertigten Stichel.


Wählen Sie aus 4 quadratischen Größen:
  • 136.194 LO0501-2-WS 4 (2,0 mm)
  • 136.196 LO0501-2.5-WS 6 (2,5 mm) ( Revere erforderlich)
  • 136.198 LO0501-2.75-WS 8 (2,75 mm)
  • 136.200 LO0501-3.25-WS 10 (3,25 mm)



Geeignet für alle Arten von Metallen, Holz, Knochen, Elfenbein und Onyx. Wird von Graveuren, Steinfassern, Senkern, Juwelieren und Uhrmachern verwendet. Viele der Stichel sind sowohl mit der US-Stichelnummer als auch mit der Schweizer Stichelnummer gekennzeichnet.



Warning: Cancer and Reproductive Harm www.P65warnings.ca.gov.

Customer Reviews

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Garry Mellan
Gravers for a rookie

Well let me start with I like Otto Frei and thank you for being there; excellent stock and good selection. I was asked for a review so here it is! I reached out to Otto Frei as I am an apprentice watchmaker learning the trade in a country where there is no courses. I had been working with old files I made into gravers but making balance staff was terrible with that unknown metal I had. I had ordered gravers once here but ended up choosing wrongly. They worked but they were more for jewelers. I tried again this time I asked for help selecting traditional gravers. I tried the chat app and dialogued with someone who was to get back to me and didn't. I figured oh well suck it up sunshine and do it myself so I ordered again. I don't have them yet as I'm in Canada and shipping takes longer but I was disappointed to ask for help and get dropped. I still like you though and I see 5 stars in another review so if I got the right ones I'm good to go!

Hi Gary, Sorry that we weren't able to get back to you with advise on what graver to choose for making balance staffs. When dealing with OttoFrei.com you are dealing with our jewelry tools division and you won't find technical support for watchmaking questions from us. Try ofrei.com, the watchmaker part of the business (you might get your question answered but I am pertty sure you can count how many watchmakers in North America that can turn a balance staff with a graver and a lathe on one hand). The right response you should have gotten from OttoFrei.com is 'I don't know'. My guess is that you are buying the right kinda of thing (carbon steel square graver). It is probably the closest material and the closest shape available to match what a watchmaker might have used 100 years ago to make or cut down balance staffs on a lathe. Keep in mind gravers are basically rough blanks and need to be shaped and finished before they do any task. Best Wishes, Steven Frei

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John Barnett
Nice Gravers

Excellent product. I highly recommend these gravers.