Chisel Tip Markers
The point marker
Permanent ink marker for fine line marking. Fast drying, smear and water resistant. Industrial strength ink. Two types available: fine fiber tip or ultra fine plastic tip.
12/box.
Permanent ink marker for fine line marking. Fast drying, smear and water resistant. Industrial strength ink. Two types available: fine fiber tip or ultra fine plastic tip.
12/box.
Perma-ink marker
Versatile felt-tip marker with an angled chisel tip for wide or narrow markings. Fast drying, smear and water resistant. Industrial strength ink.
12/box.
12/packet.
Versatile felt-tip marker with an angled chisel tip for wide or narrow markings. Fast drying, smear and water resistant. Industrial strength ink.
12/box.
12/packet.
The 6 inch marker
Permanent marker with extra long barrel for greater longevity. Fast drying, smear and water resistant. Industrial strength ink. Angled chisel tip for wide or narrow markings.
12/box.
Permanent marker with extra long barrel for greater longevity. Fast drying, smear and water resistant. Industrial strength ink. Angled chisel tip for wide or narrow markings.
12/box.
Bulldog marker
Heavy-duty marker with an angled chisel tip for wide or medium markings.
12/box.
Heavy-duty marker with an angled chisel tip for wide or medium markings.
12/box.
The giant marker
Jumbo barrel containing a sizable amount of ink. Massive chisel tip lays down highly visible lines.
12/box.
Jumbo barrel containing a sizable amount of ink. Massive chisel tip lays down highly visible lines.
12/box.
Ink valve-activated marker
Traditional markers store ink using a sponge in the barrel, whereas Valve Technology allows direct use of liquid ink. Pressing on the nib opens up the valve, causing ink to flow from the barrel. Damaged nibs can be replaced, increasing lifespan. Ink valve-activated markers are popular for marking paper and cardboard materials.
12/box
Traditional markers store ink using a sponge in the barrel, whereas Valve Technology allows direct use of liquid ink. Pressing on the nib opens up the valve, causing ink to flow from the barrel. Damaged nibs can be replaced, increasing lifespan. Ink valve-activated markers are popular for marking paper and cardboard materials.
12/box
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