Edding Code: ED023066

edding 780 paint marker white

4.41 EUR
Price incl. VAT In stock - 33 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 White Paint Marker, 0.8 mm

The Edding 780 White Paint Marker with its precise 0.8 mm fine tip is an essential tool for creating permanent and opaque markings across a broad range of surfaces. Achieve clear, highly durable results on challenging materials such as metal, glass, plastic, rocks, wood, and leather, ensuring your labels and designs are remarkably visible, even in low-light conditions.

Engineered for exceptional resilience, this paint marker features a specialized heat-resistant ink that withstands temperatures up to an impressive 1000 °C for white colors. Its smudge-proof and waterproof qualities guarantee your markings remain crisp and intact through demanding indoor and outdoor environments. The high-quality construction, including a robust metal-framed plastic nib and a durable aluminum barrel, ensures reliable performance and a consistently smooth ink flow.

Whether for industrial identification, detailed DIY projects, or creative artistic applications, the Edding 780 delivers professional, highly permanent, and easily readable markings. This versatile and dependable solution is also toluene and xylene-free, making it a safe and precise choice for anyone needing a resilient marking tool.

Specifications
  • Tip Size: 0.8 mm
  • Tip Type: Round, high-quality metal-framed plastic nib
  • Ink Type: Permanent, opaque, lacquer-like, quick-drying, lightfast, smudge-proof, waterproof
  • Colour: White
  • Heat Resistance: Up to 1000 °C
  • Formulation: Toluene and xylene free
  • Barrel Material: High-quality aluminium
How to Use

Before first use, shake the marker thoroughly with the cap closed. Open the cap and gently pump the tip up and down on a piece of scrap paper until the paint completely fills the nib. Apply the marker to your desired surface, maintaining firm and consistent pressure for best results.