About Paint and Ink Markers
Paint markers work well even on dirty, rusty, wet, and oily surfaces. They leave textured marks you can feel with your hand.
Ink markers work best on a clean, dry surface. Marks dry faster than paint and are smooth to the touch.
Both paint and ink markers are permanent.
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Ink Dot Markers
The round sponge tip allows you to apply large, clear marks with ease—even on moving objects such as boxes on a conveyor. These markers work best on clean surfaces.
Tip Size | Stroke Wd., mm | For Use On | Container Size, fl. oz. | Drying Time | Application Temp. Range, °F | Color | Each | |
Ultra Bold | 24 | Paper | 3 | Instant | 40° to 90° | Fluorescent Purple | 00000000 | 00000 |
Highlighters
With Push-On Cap
Choose only the colors you need. These highlighters make fluorescent marks that draw attention to text and won't bleed through paper.
Cap Style | Tip Size | Stroke Wd., mm | For Use On | Drying Time | Application Temp. Range, °F | Color | Each | |
Push On | Bold | 3.5 | Paper | Instant | 10° to 140° | Fluorescent Purple | 000000 | 00000 |