 Item number, SCP-133. Object Class, Safe. Special Containment Procedures. All instances of SCP-133 are stored in their original shipping crates, which are to be stored within a standard safe-class storage container at Site-19. Experimentation with SCP-133 may only be performed with prior written permission from at least two Level 4 personnel. Description. SCP-133 are a set of 613 black circular pieces of a waxy paper-like material, 5 cm in diameter. When placed against a solid surface and rubbed, SCP-133 will instantaneously transfer to the surface and create a circular hole. Testing has shown that SCP-133 is capable of penetrating up to 61 cm of structural-grade steel, though the exact degree of penetration is reduced by extremely smooth or highly dense materials. Examination of holes created by SCP-133 show that they are superficially smooth, but exhibit tool marks consistent with that of extremely fine boring implements at a microscopic level. The exact mechanism by which SCP-133 operates is still under investigation. SCP-133 came to the Foundation's attention following a string of high-profile burglaries in the city of... Suppressed surveillance footage and forensic evidence were brought to the attention of embedded Foundation agents and local law enforcement agencies, and upon attempting to apprehend the culprit, subject placed an instance of SCP-133 over his chest and data expunged. Local law enforcement officers were administered Class A amnestics and released. The original shipping crate in which SCP-133 was found has been shown to be immune to SCP-133's effect, despite being composed of ordinary wood, and has been incorporated into the containment procedures for SCP-133. Addendum 13301. Shipping label found within SCP-133. Instant holes, trademark. A product of the factory. 800 units. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-132, Broken Desert, right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.