Edding 780 Paint Marker - Red - 0.8mm

Discover the Edding 780 Paint Marker, your reliable solution for permanent marking on a wide range of surfaces. Designed with a precise 0.8mm round nib, this versatile marker is perfect for detailed labeling and clear lines on materials like metal, glass, rocks, and plastic. Whether you're a professional needing durable industrial markings or a DIY enthusiast working on various projects, the Edding 780 delivers consistent, high-quality results.

Experience the superior performance of its permanent, opaque ink, engineered to dry quickly and prevent smudging. The Edding 780 boasts exceptional heat resistance, with its red ink withstanding temperatures up to 400°C, making it an ideal choice for marking hot surfaces. Encased in a robust, high-quality aluminium barrel with a metal-framed plastic nib, this paint marker is built for durability and long-lasting performance in both indoor and outdoor environments.

The Edding 780 ensures your markings remain highly visible and intact for years, even in challenging conditions. Its precise application capability allows for clear and precise labeling, even in confined spaces, ensuring maximum readability on both light and dark materials. Choose the Edding 780 for a dependable, smudge-proof, and heat-resistant marking tool that meets the demands of any project.

Specifications

• Product Type: Paint Marker
• Model: Edding 780
• Color: Red
• Nib Type: Round nib
• Line Width: 0.8 mm (extra fine stroke)
• Ink Properties: Permanent, opaque, quick-drying, lightfast, smudge-proof, waterproof, heat-resistant
• Heat Resistance: Up to 400°C (some colors up to 1000°C)
• Barrel Material: High-quality aluminium
• Nib Material: Metal-framed plastic
• Free From: Toluene and xylene
• Application Surfaces: Metal, glass, rocks, plastic, wood, leather, smooth and dark surfaces
• Usage Environment: Indoors and outdoors

How to Use

Before first use, shake the marker with the cap closed. Open the cap and pump the marker up and down carefully with the tip pointing downwards, for example, on a piece of paper, until the paint fills the nib.