edding 8750 industry paint marker red

The Edding 8750 Industry Paint Marker in vibrant red is a high-performance marking tool engineered for demanding industrial and professional applications. This permanent, lacquer-like paint marker delivers exceptionally durable and highly visible results, making it an essential tool for tough environments where clear and long-lasting identification is crucial. Whether you're marking equipment in a busy workshop or components on a large construction site, this industrial marker ensures your labels withstand harsh conditions.

Crafted for superior reliability, the Edding 8750 features an opaque, quick-drying ink that is both waterproof and resistant to salt water, heat, and wear. It writes effortlessly on challenging surfaces like tires, metal, glass, and wood, even when they are dusty or slightly oily, ensuring consistent performance. The robust aluminum barrel provides a comfortable grip and ensures longevity, while a protective foil seal guarantees the product is unused upon purchase, offering peace of mind for every professional task.

Equipped with a high-quality round nib, this industrial paint marker offers a consistent 2-4mm stroke width, allowing for precise and controlled markings. Its intense red color stands out prominently, even in compromised lighting, ensuring vital information is always easily readable. Perfect for heavy industries, workshops, maintenance, and even creative DIY projects, the Edding 8750 provides a dependable solution for all your permanent marking needs.

• Product Type: Industry Paint Marker
• Color: Red
• Nib Type: Round
• Stroke Width: 2-4 mm
• Ink Properties: Permanent, Waterproof, Heat-resistant, Fast-drying, Highly Opaque, Salt-water-resistant, Lightfast, Wear-resistant, Lacquer-like
• Barrel Material: Durable Aluminum
• Suitable Surfaces: Oily surfaces, Dusty surfaces, Tires, Metal, Glass, Wood

To activate the marker, shake it well with the cap closed. Then, open the cap and carefully pump the marker up and down with the tip pointing downwards on a scrap piece of paper until the paint completely fills the tip. Once the tip is saturated with paint, you can apply the marker to your desired surface for clear, permanent marking.