Marqueur Edding 363 pointe biseau noir

The Edding 363 Chisel tip Black is a versatile marker designed for clear, bold lines and precise detail work. Equipped with a chisel-shaped nib, this black ink marker delivers consistent coverage on paper and many other common surfaces used in offices and creative environments. The ink dries quickly to reduce smudging and provides reliable performance for labeling, drawing, filling, and highlighting tasks. Supplied as a single marker, it is convenient for individual use and fits standard marker holders and desktop storage.

Advantages

The chisel tip allows both broad strokes and fine lines depending on the angle and pressure applied, enabling flexible use across tasks. Quick-drying black ink reduces the risk of smears and provides a uniform, dense finish. The marker is designed for practical everyday use and offers consistent ink flow for uninterrupted work. Its compact single-pack format makes it easy to carry or store without taking up much space.

Suitable for

• Writing and labeling documents, folders, and boxes
• Sketching and drawing with variable line widths
• Highlighting or underlining important text
• Office, school, and home use for routine tasks

Key specifications

• Tip type: chisel (angled) for broad and fine strokes
• Ink color: black
• Drying properties: quick-drying formula to minimise smudging
• Pack size: single marker
• Compatibility: suitable for paper and many common non-porous surfaces (test first on sensitive materials)

How to use

Remove the cap before use and hold the marker at different angles to achieve either a broad stroke (flat angle) or a finer line (edge-on). Apply moderate pressure for saturated, bold lines and lighter pressure for more delicate strokes. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out. For best results on new surfaces, test on a small area to check ink behaviour and drying time.

Recommendations

Store the marker horizontally to maintain even ink distribution. Keep capped when not in use and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures to preserve ink quality.