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Edding 141F Permanent Marker - Green, 0.6mm Round Nib
Discover the Edding 141F Permanent Marker in vibrant green, an indispensable tool for precise and durable marking. Featuring a fine 0.6mm round nib, this high-quality marker delivers smooth, clean lines, making it perfect for writing on a wide range of smooth surfaces, including glass, plastic, foils, and even overhead transparencies.
Designed for lasting impact, its quick-drying and waterproof ink ensures your labels, drawings, and writings remain clear and legible without smudging or fading, even when exposed to water. The permanent ink makes it ideal for professional use, creative projects, and everyday tasks in the office or school, providing reliable and permanent results every time.
This versatile permanent pen offers exceptional visibility and ease of use. A practical clip prevents the marker from rolling away and keeps it securely within reach, while the cap stores conveniently on the barrel. For added flexibility, fresh markings can be easily removed with alcohol.
Specifications
- Marker Type: Permanent Marker
- Model: 141F
- Ink Color: Green
- Line Width: 0.6 mm
- Nib Type: Round Nib
- Ink Properties: Waterproof, Quick-drying, Smudge-proof
- Suitable Surfaces: Glass, Plastic, Foils, Smooth surfaces, Overhead transparencies
- Removability: Fresh markings can be removed with alcohol
How to Use
Simply shake the marker well before use to ensure even ink distribution. Apply light pressure to the nib for smooth, consistent lines. For best results, test the marker on an inconspicuous area first.