Marker Schneider Schreibgeräte Maxx 249 Black 1 pc

Money check pen for quickly checking whether banknotes are genuine. Detects forged banknotes which are printed on starch-based paper. A clear or yellowish mark means that the banknote is genuine, while a brown to grey mark means the note may be a forgery. The mark will disappear on non-starch-based paper although a light-coloured mark may remain in some cases. For added security, a banknote testing device should also be used.

Advantages

The Schneider Schreibgeräte Maxx 249 Black offers reliable ink flow and a consistent marking tip suitable for quick authenticity checks on banknotes and for general writing and marking tasks. Its compact design and single-piece packaging make it convenient to carry and store. The pen produces a clear diagnostic mark on starch-based paper and a faint or disappearing mark on non-starch substrates, enabling fast visual assessment.

Suitable for

• Quick authenticity checks of banknotes printed on starch-based paper
• General writing and marking in office or home environments
• Portable use when inspecting cash in retail or small-business settings

Key specifications

• Brand: Schneider
• Model: Maxx 249
• Colour: Black
• Pack: 1 pc
• MPN: 50-124900
• EAN: 4004675002785
• Category: Marker / money check pen

How to use

Shake the pen if recommended by the manufacturer, then apply a small stroke of the marker to a corner or inconspicuous area of the banknote. Observe the colour change: a clear or yellowish mark indicates a genuine note printed on starch-based paper, while a brown to grey mark suggests a possible forgery. If the mark disappears quickly or remains very light, the note is likely printed on non-starch-based paper. Allow the mark to dry before handling the note further.

Recommendations

Use this marker as a preliminary test only; for greater assurance combine its result with other security checks or a dedicated banknote testing device. Store the pen capped in a dry place and replace it when ink flow becomes weak or marks are inconsistent.