The TiMate VeroLite is a Grade 5 titanium multifunction pen that combines a detachable flashlight, magnetic bit storage, dual-tip marking system, utility blade, and pry tool within a 134.9-millimeter body. CNC-machined and IPX8-rated, the pen houses a Cree XPG4 LED with 9-, 150-, and strobe-light modes, powered by a 100mAh rechargeable battery with USB-C charging. The magnetic compartment stores three standard 4-millimeter screwdriver bits, while the detachable flashlight can be used independently during repairs.
A rotating selector switches between a graphite writing tip and a tungsten carbide scribe for marking metal, ceramic, glass, and stone. The magnetic utility blade accepts 1/6-inch chrome steel blades, and the pocket clip also functions as a pry tool, while the tungsten carbide tip can be used as an automotive window breaker. Weighing 60 grams, the pen is available in Titanium Gray and Tactical Black finishes.
Multifunction Repair Pens
The TiMate VeroLite Combines Writing and Repair Tools
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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