Permanent Marker Edding 8750 Round Tip White

The Edding 8750 Permanent Marker with a bullet tip in white combines precise line control with durable construction. Its aluminum housing provides a robust body that resists wear while the bullet tip enables consistent, clear marking on a variety of surfaces. The quick-drying, waterproof and lightfast ink is suitable for long-lasting labels and markings both indoors and outdoors, and the marker is designed for repeated use in labeling, crafting and technical work.

Advantages

The bullet tip delivers precise strokes and a uniform line width for writing, outlining and small-area filling. The aluminum housing increases mechanical durability and protects the ink reservoir during frequent handling. Fast-drying, waterproof and lightfast ink reduces smudging and fading, ensuring legible results on metal, glass, plastic and many other surfaces. The marker's balance and tip shape make it suitable for both writing and graphic detail work.

Suitable for

• Labeling containers, tools and equipment
• Marking metal, glass, plastics and coated surfaces
• Craft projects, model making and scrapbooking
• Industrial and workshop marking tasks
• Outdoor signs and items requiring fade-resistant markings

Key specifications

• Tip type: bullet tip for consistent line width and control
• Ink color: white with high opacity
• Ink properties: quick-drying, waterproof and lightfast
• Housing material: durable aluminum body
• Suitable surfaces: metal, glass, plastic, coated surfaces, paper

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the ink. Test the tip on a scrap surface to check opacity and flow. Apply moderate pressure for a uniform line; use multiple passes for increased opacity on dark backgrounds. Allow the ink to dry completely; drying time varies with surface and temperature. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. For best adhesion on non-porous surfaces, clean and dry the area before marking. For high-visibility results on dark materials, allow the marker to dry and, if necessary, apply a second coat.