Permanent Marker Edding 3000 Green 10 pcs

The Edding 3000 permanent marker in green is designed for writing, marking and labelling on a wide range of surfaces. It comes in a pack of 10 markers, each with a fine tip that delivers precise, consistent lines. The marker features a robust plastic barrel and a cap that prevents drying when closed. The ink is formulated to be waterproof and lightfast, suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications where durable, visible marking is required.

Advantages

The fine tip provides accurate line control for writing and detailed marking. Waterproof and lightfast ink keeps marks legible over time and in variable environmental conditions. The plastic housing is durable for everyday use and the cap secures the tip to reduce evaporation and prolong marker life. Supplied as a 10-piece pack, this set ensures availability for multiple tasks without frequent repurchasing.

Suitable for

• Labeling boxes, files and storage containers
• Handwritten notes and annotations on paper and cardboard
• Marking plastics, metal and glass for identification
• Crafting and hobby projects requiring precise green lines
• Outdoor signage and temporary markings that need to resist moisture

Key specifications

• Tip type: fine tip for precise lines
• Ink properties: waterproof and lightfast
• Barrel material: durable plastic housing
• Color: green
• Pack quantity: 10 markers

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the marker at a slight angle to the writing surface for smooth, controlled lines. For best results on non-absorbent surfaces, apply steady pressure and allow the ink to dry fully before handling. Replace the cap firmly after use to prevent drying. Store horizontally or with the tip down for occasional use; for prolonged storage, keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Recommendations

Test the marker on a small inconspicuous area if marking delicate or treated surfaces. Avoid prolonged contact with skin and keep out of reach of children. For the longest-lasting mark on non-porous materials, consider lightly abrading the surface before marking to improve adhesion.