Edding 8030 NLS High-Tech Marker - Red

Discover the Edding 8030 NLS High-Tech Marker, a professional red permanent marker engineered for reliable, low-corrosion marking. This high-performance marker is an essential tool for industrial applications, providing exceptionally durable labels on a wide range of metal surfaces, including steel, iron, aluminum, and stainless steel. Its unique formulation ensures that your markings withstand demanding environments without contributing to metal deterioration.

Specifically designed for precision in sensitive sectors like the nuclear, aviation, and shipping industries, the Edding 8030 NLS is perfect for marking critical components during aircraft and spacecraft manufacturing and maintenance. The rustproof, waterproof, and lightfast ink dries quickly, with a specialized low chlorine and halogen content, guaranteeing clarity and legibility for extended periods without harmful additives like toluene or xylene.

Crafted with a robust, high-quality aluminum barrel, this permanent marker features a practical clip that prevents rolling and allows for secure attachment. The cap conveniently stores on the end, ensuring it won't get lost during use. Proudly made in Germany, the Edding 8030 NLS embodies superior quality and dependable performance for all your precision industrial marking needs.

Specifications

• Marker Type: High-Tech Permanent Marker
• Nib Type: Round Nib
• Line Width: 1.5-3mm
• Ink Color: Red
• Ink Properties: Rustproof, Low Chlorine and Halogen Content, Waterproof, Lightfast, Quick-drying, No Added Toluene or Xylene
• Barrel Material: High-Quality Aluminum
• Features: Practical Clip, Cap can be stored on the end of the barrel
• Adhesion: Superb on Metal, Steel, Iron, Aluminum, Stainless Steel
• Country of Origin: Germany

How to Use

To use, simply shake the marker to mix the ink. Press the nib firmly against the surface to release the ink, then apply with light, even pressure to create clear markings. For optimal longevity, store the marker horizontally or with the nib pointing upwards.