Avery Marks-A-Lot Permanent Markers, Regular Desk-Style Size, Chisel Tip, Water and Wear Resistant,

Product Description

Make your mark on the world with Avery Marks-A-Lot permanent markers. The resilient chisel tip stays solid even with frequent use and is great for creating various different line widths. The versatile, permanent black marker ink dries quickly when used but won’t dry out if you forget the cap. Leave the cap off for up to half an hour and you will still be able to pick the marker back up and keep writing. The black permanent marker ink resists wear and water exposure and is perfect for any use. These markers work with multiple surfaces including paper, cardboard, metal, PVC, concrete, plastic and ceramic. Write on sports equipment, make signs for yard sales, mark boxes and more. Marks-A-Lot chisel tip markers are great everywhere from classrooms and offices to warehouses and manufacturing facilities. Avery Marks-A-Lot permanent markers are also low-odor and nontoxic so that they can be safe in classrooms as well as in laboratories. The ink is ACMI certified as nontoxic and conforms to ASTM D4236.

Features

• The versitile tool for just about any home use, from creating inspirational signs and posters to marking boxes and bins for storage and donation
• Water resistant and wear resistant ink dries quickly when applied and is designed to endure harsh conditions
• Durable chisel tip markers let you control your line width to write in various sizes
• Permanent markers won't dry out for up to half an hour without a cap; non-toxic marker is low-odor, ACMI certified and conforms to ASTM D4238
• Write smoothly on almost any surface with these black markers including cardboard boxes, PVC pipes, concrete walls, plastic bins and more

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