Edding Code: ED498253

edding 750 paint marker silver

4.24 EUR
Price incl. VAT In stock - 30 pcs.

Delivery

Latvia
Pick up from parcel locker26.07.2026 * 2.41 EUR
Courier delivery26.07.2026 * 4.99 EUR
Fast deliveryAcross Latvia WarrantyManufacturer warranty Product returnsWithin 14 days ConsultationOn business days
Description
Edding 750 Paint Marker - Silver - 2-4mm

Discover the Edding 750 Paint Marker, a high-quality silver marker engineered for permanent marking and labeling across an extensive range of surfaces. This versatile tool excels on metal, glass, rocks, plastic, wood, and leather, consistently delivering clear, legible, and highly visible results. Formulated with heat-resistant ink, it reliably withstands temperatures up to 400°C, with its distinctive silver color remaining visible even at an astonishing 1000°C. This makes it an indispensable solution for demanding industrial environments and hot metal work.

The Edding 750 ensures consistent, durable performance thanks to its opaque, lacquer-like ink that dries quickly, resisting smudges, water, and fading. Its robust, high-quality aluminium barrel promises longevity and reliability for crucial tasks, whether utilized indoors or outdoors. Featuring a precise round nib, this paint marker allows for creation of accurate and exceptionally permanent markings. Plus, it is toluene and xylene free, enhancing user safety, and offers the convenience of replaceable tips to extend its useful life.

Specifications
  • Line Width: 2-4 mm
  • Nib Type: Round
  • Ink Properties: Permanent, smudge-proof, waterproof, opaque, lacquer-like, quick-drying, lightfast
  • Heat Resistance: Withstands up to 400°C; visible up to 1000°C (for silver, yellow, orange, brown, violet, pink, light blue, white)
  • Toxicity: Toluene and Xylene free
  • Barrel Material: High-quality aluminium
  • Available Colors: 14
  • Replacement Tips: Available
  • Usage Environment: Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
How to Use

Before first use, shake the marker well with the cap closed. Then, open the cap and carefully pump the tip downwards on a piece of paper until the paint completely fills the nib.