Wempe Drum barograph reserve-nib - fibre scriber

SKU: CW820002

€15,90

A new phaser writer keeps the registration line sharp and legible.

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Replace the pen every second paper change; a sharp line makes the pressure curve much easier to read.

Wempe replacement fiber tip pen: for unparalleled precision from your Wempe drum barograph. Refine the performance of your Wempe drum barograph with this advanced replacement spare pen, also known as a fiber scriber. This original spare pen (CW820002) is designed for the CW810002 drum barograph and enhances the accuracy of your atmospheric readings, elevating your weather recording to the desired level. An indispensable addition for the discerning user who wants to capture every detail of atmospheric pressure changes. Order today and experience the difference in precision that this pen offers.

Replace the pen every second paper change; a sharp line makes the pressure curve much easier to read.

• How often should I replace the phaser scriber?
This depends on the intensity of use. With regular use, we recommend checking the pen annually and replacing it as needed for optimal writing quality.

• Is this pen compatible with other brands of barographs?
The phaser scriber is specifically designed for the Wempe Drum barograph CW810002 and may not work well with other brands.

• How can I extend the life of the phaser scriber?
Store the pen in a dry, cool place and avoid direct sunlight to prevent drying out and premature wear of the tip.

• How do I install the phaser scriber correctly?
Follow the installation instructions carefully to ensure the pen is properly secured for accurate registration. A properly installed pen prevents unnecessary wear.

€15,90

Product specifications

Collection

Barograaf

Product type

Colour

grijs

Weight

50 g | 0.11 lbs

Material

Type of glass

glass

Technology

Analog

Particularities

Original fiber scribe (spare pen) for the Wempe Drum barograph — for a razor-sharp recording.