Value Collection DD/10 Divider 10 Inch Spring Joint Steel

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION DD/10 is a 10-inch leg steel divider designed for precision layout, scribing, and measurement tasks in trade and industrial settings. Built with a spring joint for consistent tension and a flat leg profile, this divider holds its setting under repeated use. The quick nut adjustment allows for fast, accurate leg-spread changes without secondary tools. The polished steel finish resists corrosion and provides a clean bearing surface. With a maximum measurement capacity of 10 inches (250 mm), this tool covers a wide range of scribing and transfer applications. It weighs 0.9 pounds and is sold individually.

This divider suits machinists, pipefitters, sheet metal workers, and layout technicians who need a reliable hand tool for scribing arcs, transferring measurements, or stepping off equal intervals on metal, pipe, plate, or structural stock. The spring joint maintains leg tension across the full range of adjustment, making it suitable for repetitive layout work on the shop floor or in the field. The flat leg design is appropriate for general-purpose divider work where sharp point-to-point transfer is required.

Key Features

• 10-inch maximum leg spread for wide-range scribing and measurement transfer
• Spring joint provides consistent, self-returning tension throughout adjustment range
• Quick nut adjustment enables rapid, precise leg-spread setting without extra tools
• Flat leg profile suited for general-purpose layout and scribing tasks
• Polished steel construction for durability and a smooth working surface
• Sold as a single unit with no minimum order beyond one piece

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or addition to standard hand-tool divider sets used in machining, pipefitting, and sheet metal layout applications.

Installation Notes

No power source or mechanical installation is required for this hand tool. Inspect both leg points for sharpness before use and dress with a fine file or stone if needed. Store with a protective tip cover when not in use to prevent point damage and to reduce injury risk during handling. Calibrate against a known scale before critical layout work to confirm accuracy.