Edding Code: ED103669

edding 8750 industry paint marker yellow

4.83 EUR
Price incl. VAT In stock - 10 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 8750 Industry Paint Marker – Yellow

The Edding 8750 Industry Paint Marker in vibrant yellow is a professional-grade marking solution, perfect for demanding tasks across industrial, workshop, and craft settings. Engineered for exceptional permanence and high visibility, this marker ensures your markings stand out and endure, even in challenging environments. Its lacquer-like ink provides superior opacity and durability, making it an indispensable tool for a wide array of marking applications.

Featuring a robust aluminum barrel and a versatile 2-4mm round nib, the Edding 8750 delivers precise and consistent lines on various surfaces, including metal, glass, wood, and even tires. The highly durable ink is not only waterproof and salt-water-resistant but also boasts exceptional heat resistance, lightfastness, and quick-drying properties. This makes it ideal for use in high-temperature conditions like welding or metalworking, ensuring your markings remain clear and intact through harsh exposure to elements, oil, or wear and tear.

Choose the Edding 8750 for reliable, long-lasting, and highly visible markings, especially on dark or challenging surfaces where clarity is paramount. Its professional quality and robust performance make it a trusted choice for any task requiring permanent and dependable identification.

Specifications
  • Color: Yellow
  • Nib Type: Round
  • Nib Size: 2-4mm
  • Ink Properties: Permanent, Waterproof, Heat-resistant, Opaque, Salt-water-resistant, Lightfast, Fast-drying, Wear-resistant
  • Barrel Material: Aluminium
How to Use

Shake the marker well with the cap closed. Remove the cap and carefully pump the marker up and down with the tip pointing downwards on a piece of paper until the ink visibly fills the nib.