Includes a set of five colors.

Choose only the colors you need.

Choose only the colors you need. These paint markers work well even on dirty, rusty, and oily surfaces.

Low in chlorides and halogens, these markers won't corrode or contaminate surfaces where degradation is a concern such as stainless steel. They're typically used in nuclear plants and oil and gas refineries.

Write on cotton, wool, synthetic blends, and other fabrics with a pigment-based paint that won’t come off in laundering.

Write on wet surfaces or underwater. These paint markers also work well on dirty, rusty, and oily surfaces.

Includes a set of five or eight colors.

Includes a set of three or four colors.

The round sponge tip allows you to apply large, clear marks with ease—even on moving objects such as boxes on a conveyor.

Load these markers with a color of your choice and fill up again when the ink runs out. You can change color by swapping out the ink and tip.

Includes a set of four or five colors. All markers are low odor.

Includes four fine-tip markers, eight medium-tip markers, an eraser, and cleaner stored in a plastic case. All markers are low odor.

Clean and restore boards to their original write-on/wipe-off capability.

Store three dry erase markers in the holder. Includes one black, blue, and red marker.

Choose only the colors you need.

Commonly used in food processing facilities, these highlighters are made of a plastic that can be detected with a metal-sensing device.

Mark surfaces that are exposed to extreme heat. Ink withstands environments 500° F or hotter.

Once dried, writing made with these markers can be flaked off or removed with a damp cloth or brush.

Good for wet environments, the writing from these markers won't come off with water alone.

Write on damp surfaces and in wet conditions without smearing.

Often used for quality control and theft detection, the ink in these markers is invisible under normal conditions but fluorescent in ultraviolet light.

Make marks on natural and synthetic fabric.

These pens are pressurized to write at any angle, on wet surfaces, and in extreme cold.

These pens write in black, blue, green, and red ink.

Write at any angle in food-, pharmaceutical-, and cosmetics-processing plants—these pens contain metal and chemical additives that set off metal detectors and show up on X-rays if they fall into your line.

The lead automatically advances when it's lifted from the paper—no clicking required. Looks like a standard No. 2 pencil.

These solid sticks of graphite write vivid lines on concrete, metal, and wood and can mark surfaces up to 1100° F without melting. Also known as lumber crayons.

These crayons come in a tube that makes it easier to write and keeps the crayon from drying out.

Low in chlorides and halogens, these crayons won't corrode or contaminate surfaces where degradation is a concern such as stainless steel. They're typically used in nuclear plants and oil and gas refineries.

Paint stores energy from exposure to light to create luminescent marks you can see in the dark. Works on ceramic, fabric, glass, metal, plastic, and wood.

Paint dries immediately when applied to heated metal and won't smear, char, discolor, or peel.

Also known as China markers, these wax-based pencils make marks that won’t wash off with water but can be wiped off with a dry cloth or sanding.

Write on glass, metal, paper, and wood.

This ink is waterproof and dries quickly.

These 2 mm leads come in a variety of grades, from soft to hard, to meet your drawing or drafting needs.

Load this chalk into chalk line reels to mark straight lines for both indoor and outdoor projects.

This chalk leaves a water-resistant mark that lasts three times longer than marks made with standard powdered chalk.

Apply multiple temperature markings to workpieces, pipes, and equipment to visually identify a wide range of temperature changes.

These shapes can be written on with a wet erase marker and wiped clean with a damp cloth.