Edding Code: ED103522

edding 8750 industry paint marker black

4.83 EUR
Price incl. VAT In stock - 35 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 - Black - 2-4mm Round Nib

The Edding 8750 Industry Paint Marker in black is engineered for professionals who demand reliable, highly visible marking even in the most challenging environments. This robust paint marker excels on oily, dusty, and dark surfaces, making it indispensable for industrial, workshop, and craft applications. Its lacquer-like ink ensures markings are permanent, waterproof, and exceptionally durable.

Designed for extreme conditions, this durable marker features a high-quality aluminum barrel and a 2-4mm round nib for precise, consistent lines. The highly opaque ink dries quickly, minimizing smudges and allowing for immediate use of the marked surface. Furthermore, its heat-resistant properties ensure your markings stay put without fading or running, even on hot surfaces in manufacturing or welding settings.

The Edding 8750 delivers clear, legible marks indoors and outdoors, even in compromised lighting conditions. Its resistance to salt-water and wear guarantees long-lasting results where it matters most, making this industrial paint marker an essential tool for marking metal, glass, wood, or tires with confidence and clarity. Available in a broad assortment of intense colours, it's perfect for dark surfaces.

Specifications
  • Product Type: Industry Paint Marker
  • Ink Color: Black
  • Nib Type: Round Nib
  • Stroke Width: 2-4mm
  • Barrel Material: Aluminum
  • Ink Properties: Permanent, Waterproof, Salt-Water Resistant, Heat-Resistant, High Opaque, Quick-Drying, Lightfast, Wear-Resistant
How to Use

Shake the marker thoroughly with the cap closed. With the cap removed, gently pump the nib downwards on a scrap piece of paper until the paint completely fills the tip. Once primed, apply the marker to your desired surface.