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Catalogue 15 Years Geotec Catalogue 15 Years GEOtec 1 2 2018 – We celebrate 15 years of GEOtec! It all started in 2003, when senior employees of ARISTO-Wörgl acquired the worldwide trade- mark rights for manual ARISTO drawing instruments as part of a management buy-out and took over the production site in Wörgl. GEOtec Zeichen- und Kunststofftechnik GmbH was founded and started with about 150 ARISTO products - including the world famous ARISTO Geodreieck®- into a successful future. As part of a restructuring, GEOtec Zeichen- und Kunststofftechnik GmbH will be supplemented in 2016 by GEOtec Schul- und Bürowaren GmbH. From then on, it acts as a sales company on the market and today not only manages the ARISTO drawing instruments range, which meanwhile has more than 500 products, in more than 50 countries worldwide, but also operates as a very suc- cessful Austrian general representative of well-known brands such as Schneider Schreibgeräte, Novus, Fellowes. Staedtler Kreativ (FIMO), Tombow, Tarifold, 3L Officesand Molotov. From decades of experience in the production of ARISTO precision drawing instruments, GEOtec Zeichen- und Kunststofftechnik GmbH has established itself as a modern plastics processing com- pany with in-house advertising and marking technology, which manufactures from individual to mass-produced products according to customer-specific requirements. Competent and longtime specialist personnel as well as the modern machinery and production techniques such as CNC milling, laser cutting, forming and gluing support product development from the prototype to the series. A large part of the ARISTO assortment, for example all GEO and TZ set squares, originate from the production in Wörgl, but other cross-sector acrylic glass products such as displays, tro- phies, ice bars made of plastic ice blocks and technical components are also developed and pro- duced on site. With Orgadesk - the multifunctional document holder par excellence - GEOtec Zeichen- und Kunst- stofftechnik GmbH once again underlines its development and design competence and in 2016 expands its portfolio with ergonomics in the workplace with a very successful own brand. The acquisition of Berol liquid inks in the ARISTO product range means that GEOtec 2017 will be the starting point for the expansion of the existing creative product range. We look forward to presenting our diverse product range in a newly adapted showroom from 2018 onwards. Product training and presentations can now be offered in-house in a professional env- ironment. Accompanying to this are also interesting insights into our production in Wörgl possible. We are looking forward to your visit! www.geotec.gmbh www.geotec-at.com (Schul-und Bürowaren) (Zeichen- und Kunststofftechnik) 3 4 Contents Geo- and TZ Set Squares Geo Set Squares 6 - 7 Geosaver® 8 TZ Set Squares 9 - 10 College / Flex Geometry Set Squares 11 Set squares and Rulers Set Squares made of Plexiglas® 12 - 13 College / Contrast Set Squares 14 College Set / Adjustable Set Square / Rulers / Magnifying Ruler 15 College / Contrast Rulers 16 Flex Rulers 17 Alu-Rulers / Triangular Reduction Scales 18 Pocket Gauges / T-Squares 19 Drawing boards and Drafting machines Drawing Boards 20 - 21 Drawing Boards Accessories 21 - 22 Drafting Machines and Accessories 23 Compass College Compass 24 - 25 Studio Compass 26 - 27 TopLine Compass 28 - 29 Compass Sets 30 BLK Compass 31 Smiley, Profi Compass 32 - 33 Compass Accessories 33 - 34 Drawing- and Fine lead mechanical pencils mg1 Technical Drawing Pen / mg1 Replacement Nib 35 - 37 mg1 Technical Drawing Pen Sets 37 - 38 mg1 Technical Drawing Pen Accessories / Pen Case 38 - 39 Pigment Liner 40 - 41 Fine lead mechanical pencils and Accessories 41 - 47 Templates Symbol templates 47 - 51 Lettering stencils 52 Other drawing instruments Additional Drawing Instruments 53 Cut-Mat 54 Eraser 54 - 55 Sharpener 56 - 57 Navigation tools 58 - 60 Article list 63 - 65 5 The Geodreieck® Geodreieck® 1553 Developed by ARISTO, established as the standard drawing instrument Like AR1552 but with fixed handle. for pupils and students at schools and universities as well as for profes- Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse sional use, is a registered trademark and predected by the international registration R337 300. That means, only the Aristo items are allowed to AR1553 16 cm be called Geodreieck <geometry-set square>. Furthermore, it complies 9003182015535 with all requirements of ÖNORM A2134. Bosses Facet Form a distance between drawing instru- Bevelled edge for exact line guidance. ment and paper. Prevent smudging of inklines and predect the scale lines. Geodreieck® 1552 - „The Original“ invented by Aristo Geodreieck® 1550 With facets on all three edges, bosses, without handle. Mat finished label 160 mm hypotenuse without facet. Made of 0,75 mm glass-clear Astralon. to inscribe names. Extremely flexible and hard to burst. Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse, Color AR1552 16 cm AR1550 16 cm, transparent 9003182015528 9003182015504 AR1550GR 16 cm, green AR1550OR 16 cm, orange MADE IN AUSTRIA Packaging Geodreieck® 1550 6 Geo Set Squares Geodreieck® 1555/2 Geodreieck® 1555/4 Facet on the hypotenuse, with bosses and handle. With facet on all edges, bosses and removable handle. Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse AR1555/2 22,5 cm AR1555/4 25 cm 9003182 155521 9003182 155545 Geo Set Squares 7 Geodreieck® 1552 with Geosaver® Best Protection - Geosaver® • Made of 1,2 mm plastic Item No. Bar Code Description • Ultrasonically welded AR17751B 16 cm, with Folderbar, Wooden • Available in different designs Geosaver® Display 16 cm, Geosaver without Geodreieck, AR176306 Wooden Item No. Bar Code Content 5 x Comic, 5 x Wooden, 5 x Crazy Eye, AR17723B 16 cm, with Folderbar, The Crazy Eye VD45089 5 x Green Tropic 16 cm, Geosaver without Geodreieck, AR176307 The Crazy Eye AR17724B 16 cm, with Folderbar, Green Tropic 16 cm, Geosaver without Geodreieck, AR176308 Green Tropic Wooden The Crazy Eye Folderbar No more broken corners. Blister AR17723B Blister AR17751B Green Tropic 8 Geosaver® The ARISTO drawing set squares are transparent drafting set squares TZ Set Square with special properties, since due to their scales they can be used as a Like AR1648T but with fixed plastic handle. scale, a parallel ruler, a hatching tool, a predractor and they are a mapping Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse tool for right-angled coordinates and polarcoordinates. AR1648/2 32,5 cm 9003182164820 High-value deep/hot stamp procedure Contrary to surface print, the ARISTO set squares get the scales and sym- bols embossed into the material which makes them resistant to abrasion. TZ Set Square The top drawing tool with facet on the hypotenuse and exquisite, ergo- nomic wooden handle. Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse Crystal clear Plexiglas® AR1648 32,5 cm Plexiglas® is one of the highest quality plastics and impresses with its 9003182016488 exceptional properties: • High mechanical strength and surface hardness • High transparency, 92% translucent • High aging and UV resistance • Shatterproof (almost unbreakable), still flexible TZ Set Square Without facet but with bosses. Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse AR1650/1 22,5 cm 9003182165018 TZ Set Square Like AR1648 but with bosses. Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse AR1648T 32,5 cm 9003182164813 MADE IN AUSTRIA In contrast to the Geodreieck®, the TZ Set Squares have a vertical and horizontal grid with 10 mm. TZ Set Squares 9 TZ Set Square 1650/2 TZ Set Square 1650/4 with Geosaver With facet on the hypotenuse, bosses and a fixed handle. Protective cover for Geo-set square AR1650/4. Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse Item No. Bar Code Description AR1650/2 22,5 cm AR17679B 25 cm, with Folderbar 9003182165025 AR1767 26 cm, Geosaver without Geodreieck 9003182017676 TZ Set Square 1650/3 Facet on the hypotenuse, bosses and removable handle. Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse AR1650/3 22,5 cm TZ Set Square 1651/2 9003182165032 Like AR1650/2 however with 400°(Gon) scale division, featuring centes- imal degrees. Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse AR1651/2 22,5 cm 9003182165124 TZ Set Square 1650/4 With facet on all three edges, bosses and removable handle. Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse TZ Set Square 1660/1 AR1650/4 25 cm 9003182165049 Irregular axis (60°) without facet and handle but with bosses. Additional stencil for measuring arrows and a circle stencil with ø 1,8 mm on a gri- dline with crosshair. Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse AR1660/1 26 cm 9003182166015 10 TZ Set Squares College Geometry Set Squares Flex Geometry Set Squares Transparent set square with bidirectional mm-scale, packed in a plastic • Unbreakable pouch. • Flexible, but accurate to measurement • Toxicologically harmless Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse Item No. Bar Code Hypotenuse, Color AR23001 16 cm 9003182 230013 AR23009 16 cm, sortiert AR23003 16 cm, with handle 9003182230037 AR23009NG 16 cm, neongreen AR23008 25 cm, with removeable handlef 9003182 230082 AR23009NO 16 cm, neonorange AR23009NP 16 cm, neonpink AR23001 AR23011 16 cm, transparent 9003182 230112 AR23003 AR23008 Packaging AR23001 Packaging AR23009NP College and Flex Geometry Set Squares 11 Set squares of incomparable quality. Made of Plexiglas® (glass clear acryl- Set Squares 45° with facet on all edges ic): as clear as glass, thickness 2 mm, precise and durable scales due to the 45° / 45° / 90° / isosceles hot stamp procedure. Available with 45° or 60° angles with mm-scale and Item No. Bar Code Leg, Hypotenuse with or without facet. AR4516F 160 mm, 225 mm Set Squares 45° without facet 9003182451616 45° / 45° / 90° / isosceles AR4519F 190 mm, 269 mm Item No. Bar Code Leg, Hypotenuse 9003182451913 AR4516 160 mm, 225 mm AR4522F 220 mm, 311 mm 9003182 045167 9003182452217 AR4519 190 mm, 269 mm AR4526F 260 mm, 368 mm 9003182 045198 9003182452613 AR4522 220 mm, 311 mm AR4530F 297 mm, 420 mm 9003182 045228 9003182453016 AR4526 260 mm, 368 mm AR4534F 346 mm, 490 mm 9003182 045266 9003182453412 AR4530 297 mm, 420 mm 9003182045303 AR4534 346 mm, 490 mm 9003182045341 The scales are in accordance with the Austrian standard Ö-Norm A-2131.
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