What is the difference between a bullet tip and a chisel tip permanent marker?
The bullet tip (round) offers a finer, more precise writing line, ideal for details and handwriting. The chisel tip is wider and allows for drawing thick or thin lines depending on the angle, which is more suitable for highlighting or lettering.
On what types of surfaces can I use this permanent marker?
Our bullet tip permanent markers are designed to write on a wide variety of surfaces, including paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, glass, wood, and some treated surfaces. Results may vary slightly depending on the porosity and exact nature of the surface.
Are these markers water and fade resistant?
Yes, most of our bullet tip permanent markers are formulated to be water and fade resistant once dry, ensuring long-term durability and clarity of writing.
How can I ensure a long lifespan for my permanent marker?
To extend the lifespan of your marker, be sure to securely replace the cap after each use to prevent the ink from drying out. Store it away from excessive heat and direct sunlight.
Are these markers suitable for use on electronic equipment identification labels?
Yes, the precise bullet tip and permanent ink make these markers perfect for clear and durable labeling of computer and electronic equipment, ensuring easy and reliable identification.