Marqueur permanent pointe fine Edding 780 bleu

Gloss paint marker with a 0.8 mm metal-framed plastic nib for highly opaque, permanent and smudge-proof writing and decorating on smooth, even dark or transparent surfaces such as glass, metal, plastic and coated paper. The paint-like pigment ink is quick-drying, weatherproof, extremely lightfast and wear-resistant. Low-odour formula without added toluene or xylene and a high-quality aluminium barrel. Available in several high-gloss colours; spare nibs are available.

Advantages

The Edding 780 delivers permanent, highly opaque ink that adheres where other markers smudge. The 0.8 mm extra-fine nib provides precise lines while the valve-system ensures even ink flow and good coverage. The pigment-based ink is quick-drying, weatherproof, extremely lightfast and wear-resistant, suitable for long-lasting indoor and outdoor use. The product includes a foil seal to guarantee the marker is unused when purchased.

Suitable for

• Writing and decorating on glass
• Marking on metal and coated surfaces
• Labeling plastic components
• Precise marking on coated paper and cardboard

Key specifications

• Brand: Edding
• Model / MPN: 4-780-9-003
• EAN: 4004764023097
• Tip width: 0.8 mm (extra-fine)
• Ink type: Pigment, paint-like, permanent
• Properties: Quick-drying, weatherproof, extremely lightfast, wear-resistant, low odour
• Barrel: Aluminium

How to use

Shake the marker before use to mix the pigment and activate the valve system. Depress the nib briefly on a scrap surface until the ink flows evenly, then write or draw on the intended smooth surface. Allow the ink to dry completely for permanent, smudge-proof results. For best adhesion on very smooth or non-porous substrates, ensure the surface is clean and dry before marking.

Recommendations

Store horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution; replace spare nibs if the stroke becomes uneven. Avoid direct contact with skin and keep out of reach of children. For long-term outdoor durability, test on a small area first.