Marker Staedtler 8323 2 pc(s) black

The Staedtler 8323 marker set contains two black metallic fibre-tip markers designed for opaque writing and decorating on both light and dark paper, as well as on card. These markers deliver a consistent ink flow and quick drying performance that supports precise writing, sketching and decorative projects. The fine fibre tip produces an approximate line width of 1–2 mm without the need for pumping or shaking, and the ink can be wiped off smooth non-porous surfaces such as glass and mirrors with a damp cloth.

Advantages

Staedtler 8323 markers combine a metallic pigment formulation with a fibre tip to give uniform, opaque coverage on a range of surfaces. The design eliminates the need for pumping or shaking before use, ensuring immediate readiness. Their quick-drying ink reduces smudging during detailed work, while the ability to remove marks from smooth surfaces makes them versatile for temporary decoration and labeling.

Suitable for

• Scrapbooking and decorative paper crafts
• Writing and drawing on light and dark paper
• Making greeting cards and invitations
• Temporary markings on glass, mirrors and other smooth surfaces

Key specifications

• Color: black with metallic effect
• Tip type: fibre tip (metallic marker pen)
• Approximate line width: 1–2 mm
• Ink properties: opaque, quick-drying, consistent flow
• Suitability: paper, card, smooth non-porous surfaces
• Set contents: 2 markers

How to use

Remove the cap and test the marker on a scrap piece of the chosen material to confirm line width and opacity. Write or draw using light, even pressure to maintain the fibre tip shape and achieve consistent ink flow. For application on smooth surfaces such as glass or mirrors, allow the ink to dry briefly; marks can be removed with a damp cloth. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent the tips from drying out.

Recommendations

Store the markers horizontally when not in use to extend tip life and maintain even ink distribution. For best opacity on dark or textured surfaces, apply multiple light strokes rather than a single heavy stroke, allowing drying time between layers.