Pennarello permanente Edding No.1 punta a scalpello verde

The Edding No.1 Permanent Marker with a chisel tip in green provides versatile, long-lasting marking on a wide range of surfaces. The chisel-shaped nib allows both broad strokes and fine lines, while the green, solvent-reduced ink is formulated without xylene and toluene. The marker’s durable aluminum barrel increases longevity and resistance to wear, making it suitable for repeated use in labeling, organizing, and craft projects where clear, visible marks are required.

Advantages

The chisel tip offers flexible line width, enabling precise writing and bold marking with a single instrument. The green permanent ink is free from xylene and toluene, reducing harsh solvent odors and making the marker more suitable for indoor use. An aluminum housing provides robust protection for the ink reservoir and nib, contributing to consistent performance and extended service life. The pigment delivers high visibility on light and dark backgrounds, facilitating quick identification of marked items.

Suitable for

• Labeling storage boxes, files and folders
• Marking cardboard, paper and plastic surfaces
• Craft projects and hobby work requiring bold colored lines
• Temporary signage and visual identification in workshops

Key specifications

• Tip type: chisel (angled) tip for variable line widths
• Ink color: green
• Ink properties: permanent, xylene- and toluene-free
• Barrel material: aluminum housing for enhanced durability
• Line width: variable depending on angle and pressure (broad to fine)

How to use

Remove the cap and allow the tip to saturate if unused for a long period. Apply the chisel tip at different angles to obtain the desired line width — use the flat side for broader strokes and the edge for finer lines. Test on a scrap piece of the target material before marking visible areas. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying and store the marker horizontally to maintain even ink flow.

Recommendations

For best results, use on clean, dry surfaces and test on inconspicuous areas when marking plastics or coated materials. Keep out of reach of children and avoid prolonged inhalation of fumes in enclosed spaces; ensure adequate ventilation during extended use.