The Artline 400 Paint Marker Bullet Tip 2.3mm Black is a versatile and durable marker that is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use in New Zealand workplaces. With its quick-dry, highly water and fade-resistant ink, this marker ensures that your markings will remain clear and vibrant even in challenging environments.
The Artline 400 Paint Marker features a bullet nib with a 2.3mm line width, allowing for precise and controlled markings. The heavily pigmented ink is completely opaque, making it ideal for use on dark or transparent surfaces. Whether you need to label equipment, create signage, or make permanent markings, this marker delivers reliable and long-lasting results.
One of the standout features of the Artline 400 Paint Marker is its ability to withstand up to 100ºC temperature exposure. This makes it suitable for use in areas where high temperatures are present, such as industrial settings or outdoor applications where the marker may be exposed to direct sunlight.
In addition to its durability, the Artline 400 Paint Marker is also designed for convenience and ease of use. It features a valve action for controlled ink flow, ensuring smooth and consistent marking. The fast-drying ink reduces the risk of smudging or smearing, allowing you to work efficiently and without interruption.
This marker is permanent on most surfaces, making it suitable for a wide range of materials including metal, plastic, glass, and more. Its fade-proof ink ensures that your markings will remain visible over time, providing long-lasting identification or labeling.
The Artline 400 Paint Marker Bullet Tip 2.3mm Black is an essential tool for any workplace that requires permanent and indelible marking. Its versatility, durability, and high-quality ink make it a reliable choice for a variety of applications. Whether you need to mark equipment, create clear and visible signage, or make permanent labels, this marker delivers exceptional performance.
Examples of ways the Artline 400 Paint Marker can be used in a workplace:
- Industrial settings: Marking tools and equipment with identification numbers or codes.
- Construction sites: Labeling materials and supplies for easy identification.
- Warehouses: Creating clear and visible signage for inventory management.
- Healthcare facilities: Marking medical equipment or supplies for traceability.
- Education institutions: Labeling classroom materials or creating signs for events or activities.
