Ink refill Edding e-HTK25 violet for high-temperature marker 4-HTK25134

Edding e-HTK25 violet ink refill is a replacement cartridge designed for compatible high-temperature markers. The violet ink formulation is made to remain legible and adherent when applied to industrial substrates that are exposed to elevated temperatures. This refill allows continued use of compatible Edding marker housings and supports maintenance workflows where durable, temperature-resistant marking is required.

Advantages

The violet refill delivers high-contrast markings that maintain readability under heat exposure and on a range of common industrial materials. The cartridge format enables quick replacement without the need to discard the marker housing, reducing waste and downtime. The ink formulation is designed for stable adhesion and resistance to fading at raised temperatures, supporting traceability and identification tasks in demanding environments.

Suitable for

• Marking metal components and assemblies exposed to heat
• Identification of parts during thermal processing or curing
• Maintenance and inspection markings in industrial settings
• Refilling compatible Edding high-temperature marker housings

Key specifications

• Ink color: violet
• Form: replacement cartridge for high-temperature marker
• Compatibility: designed for use with compatible Edding high-temperature marker housings
• Performance: formulated for legibility and adhesion on industrial surfaces at elevated temperatures

How to use

Ensure you have a compatible Edding high-temperature marker housing before replacing the cartridge. Remove the spent cartridge according to the marker manufacturer's instructions and insert the violet refill until it locks in place. After installation, test the marker on a scrap piece of the target material to confirm ink flow and adhesion. Allow markings to dry as recommended for the surface and operating temperature conditions.

Recommendations

Store cartridges in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. When marking on hot substrates, allow freshly applied ink to cool and set before handling. For critical traceability or long-term identification, verify compatibility and perform a small-scale test on the specific material and temperature range used in your process.