edding 800 permanent marker green

Discover the ultimate tool for clear, bold, and lasting impressions with the Edding 800 Permanent Marker in vibrant green. Engineered for versatility and durability, this high-quality marker is your go-to solution for labeling, organizing, creating impactful signage, or tackling various DIY projects. Its wide chisel nib delivers precise lines from 4 to 12mm, ensuring your markings are always prominent and easy to read on almost any surface.

Crafted with a robust aluminum barrel and filled with superior permanent ink, the Edding 800 stands up to the demands of any task. The ink is waterproof, quick-drying, smear-proof, and remarkably fade-resistant, guaranteeing your labels and signs remain visible for years to come, even when exposed to direct sunlight. Proudly Made in Germany, this professional-grade green permanent marker offers reliable performance whether you're marking cardboard, plastic, wood, metal, glass, or fabric, making it an indispensable addition to your home, office, or workshop.

Designed for maximum user convenience, the Edding 800 marker is suitable for both left and right-handed users. Its low-odour ink and refillable design make it an efficient and sustainable choice for all your bold marking needs.

Specifications

• Nib Type: Chisel
• Line Width: 4-12 mm
• Ink Properties: Permanent, Waterproof, Quick-drying, Smear-proof, Fade-resistant, Low-odour
• Barrel Material: High-quality Aluminum
• Refillable: Yes (with edding T 25, edding T 100, and edding T 1000 ink cartridges)
• Suitable Surfaces: Cardboard, Metal, Plastic, Tires, Glass, Wood, Stone, Leather, Fabric
• Color: Green
• Country of Origin: Germany
• User-Friendly Features: Suitable for both left and right-handed users, cap can be repositioned on the end of the barrel

How to Use

Simply shake the marker well before use to mix the ink. Apply the marker to your desired surface with a firm, even stroke. Allow the ink to dry completely before handling the marked surface, and for best results, test the marker on a hidden area of the surface first.