Board eraser Sigel BA120 for whiteboards, felt cleaning surface, compact handheld design

Sigel BA120 board eraser for whiteboards combines a felt cleaning surface with a compact handheld design to remove dry-erase marker ink from non-porous writing surfaces. The eraser is intended for regular maintenance of classroom, office and meeting-room whiteboards and supports quick, low-effort cleaning between writing sessions while taking up minimal storage space.

Advantages

The felt surface provides consistent contact with the board for effective removal of marker residue without scratching the surface. Its compact, lightweight form factor fits comfortably in the hand for controlled wiping and is easy to store on a shelf or in a drawer when not in use. The simple construction requires no consumables or power source and is suitable for frequent use.

Suitable for

• Cleaning standard non-porous whiteboards in classrooms
• Removing dry-erase ink in office meeting rooms
• Quick maintenance of interactive whiteboard surfaces (follow manufacturer care guidance)
• Portable use for mobile presentations and workshops

Key specifications

• Cleaning material: felt surface designed for dry-erase ink
• Design: compact handheld eraser for one-handed operation
• Intended surfaces: non-porous whiteboards and similar glossy writing surfaces
• Power: manual, no batteries or charging required
• Maintenance: brush or vacuum felt to remove accumulated dust; air dry if damp cleaned

How to use

Hold the eraser with a comfortable grip and apply even pressure while wiping across the written area in straight or circular motions until the marker ink is removed. For best results, erase fresh ink promptly; older or heavily marked areas may require several passes. If the felt becomes saturated with ink or dust, clean it by gently brushing or using a low-strength board cleaner applied to a cloth, avoiding soaking the felt. Allow the eraser to dry fully before next use.

Recommendations

Use with dry-erase markers only and avoid applying excessive force or using on damaged or porous surfaces. Periodically inspect the felt surface and clean it to maintain optimal performance; replace the eraser when the felt is worn down or no longer cleans effectively.