Edding Code: ED498376

edding 780 paint marker silver

4.78 EUR
Price incl. VAT In stock - 21 pcs.

Delivery

Latvia
Pick up from parcel locker26.07.2026 * 2.41 EUR
Courier delivery26.07.2026 * 4.99 EUR
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Description
Edding 780 Paint Marker - Silver - 0.8mm

The Edding 780 Paint Marker in silver is a highly reliable and versatile tool, perfect for creating permanent, precise marks on an extensive range of materials. Whether you're working with metal, glass, rock, plastic, wood, or leather, its premium, opaque silver ink ensures brilliant, long-lasting results that withstand the test of time and harsh conditions. This professional-grade marker is an essential for detailed labelling and writing.

Engineered for exceptional durability, this permanent paint marker features ink that resists fading, smudging, and water damage. A standout feature is its impressive heat resistance, with the silver ink enduring temperatures up to 1000°C. This makes it an ideal choice for demanding industrial applications, such as marking hot metal surfaces in automotive or manufacturing environments.

Featuring an extra-fine 0.8mm round nib, the Edding 780 delivers clear and precise lines for intricate work. The marker is housed in a high-quality aluminium barrel with a robust metal-framed plastic nib, ensuring a smooth and consistent ink flow. Designed for both indoor and outdoor projects, its highly visible marks are reliable even in compromised lighting conditions.

Specifications
  • Color: Silver
  • Nib Type: Round
  • Line Width: 0.8 mm
  • Ink Type: Permanent, Opaque, Heat-Resistant, Quick-Drying, Smudge-Proof, Waterproof, Lightfast
  • Heat Resistance: Up to 1000°C
  • Suitable Surfaces: Metal, Glass, Rock, Plastic, Wood, Leather
  • Barrel Material: Aluminium
How to Use

Before initial use, shake the marker with the cap securely closed. Open the marker and gently pump the tip downwards on a scrap piece of paper until the paint fully saturates the nib. Apply the marker to your desired surface with a firm, steady stroke.