Edding 750 Paint Marker, Blue, Heat-Resistant

The Edding 750 Paint Marker in blue is an exceptionally versatile and reliable marking tool, perfect for permanent labeling across a wide array of surfaces. Its high-quality, opaque ink provides outstanding visibility, making it suitable for both smooth and porous materials like metal, glass, plastic, rocks, and wood. Whether for industrial professionals requiring a robust solution or crafters seeking durable results, this paint marker consistently delivers long-lasting marks.

Designed for demanding environments, the Edding 750 features a permanent, heat-resistant ink capable of withstanding temperatures up to 400°C, making it ideal for marking hot metal surfaces. Its quick-drying, lightfast, smudge-proof, and waterproof properties ensure your markings remain vibrant and intact, even outdoors or in challenging conditions. The robust aluminum barrel further guarantees reliability for countless projects, highlighting its quality construction.

Equipped with a precision 2-4mm round nib, this blue paint marker allows for smooth and effortless application, accommodating both fine lines and bold strokes. The consistent ink flow ensures clear, sharp markings, even in low light conditions. Furthermore, its formulation is free from toluene and xylene, underscoring a commitment to both quality and user safety. Experience the power of dependable, highly visible marking with the Edding 750 permanent marker.

Specifications

• Product Type: Paint Marker
• Color: Blue
• Nib Type: Round Nib
• Line Width: 2-4 mm
• Ink Properties: Permanent, Heat-Resistant, Opaque, Lightfast, Quick-drying, Smudge-proof, Waterproof
• Heat Resistance: Up to 400°C
• Barrel Material: Aluminum
• Chemical Composition: Toluene and xylene free
• Suitable Surfaces: Metal, Glass, Plastic, Rocks, Wood, Dark and Transparent Surfaces

How to Use

To use your Edding 750 Paint Marker, first shake it well with the cap securely closed. Next, remove the cap and gently pump the marker tip downwards on a piece of paper until the ink visibly fills the nib. Once the ink flows consistently, you are ready to write or mark your desired surface.