Pennarello indelebile Edding 33 punta a scalpello nero

The Edding 33 Permanent Marker with a chisel tip provides reliable marking and writing on a wide range of surfaces. Designed for everyday use, the marker delivers steady ink flow and quick drying performance. The chisel-shaped nib allows for variable line widths, making it suitable for bold strokes and finer lines. Manufactured in Germany, this black permanent marker combines durability and consistent results for both professional and personal applications.

Advantages

The chisel tip enables flexible stroke widths from fine to broad without changing tools. The ink formulation offers strong color intensity and fast drying to reduce smudging on many surfaces. The barrel is designed for comfortable handling during extended use and provides reliable ink delivery for long-lasting markings. The marker is appropriate for repeated use on paper, cardboard, plastic, metal and other common materials.

Suitable for

• Labeling boxes, containers and storage
• Writing on cardboard and paper for packaging and shipping
• Marking plastic or coated surfaces
• Temporary signage and workshop markings
• Office and school use for visible permanent notes

Key specifications

• Ink color: black
• Tip type: chisel (angled) tip for variable line widths
• Ink performance: quick drying with strong coverage
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, glass (depending on surface treatment)
• Body: cylindrical barrel designed for comfortable grip and control

How to use

Before first use, shake the marker with the cap on to mix the ink evenly. Remove the cap and test the tip on scrap material to confirm stroke width and ink flow. Apply the chisel tip at different angles to achieve fine or broad lines as required. Allow marked surfaces to dry for a short time to avoid smudging. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Recommendations

Store the marker horizontally or with the cap securely closed. Use on clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion and visibility. For porous materials, a second pass may improve opacity. Avoid prolonged exposure to high heat or direct sunlight to maintain ink stability.