Marker BIC Marking 2300 permanent marker chisel tip green, pack of 12

BIC Marking 2300 permanent marker in green provides a reliable marker with a chisel (bevel) tip designed for bold, visible lines on many surfaces. The pack contains 12 markers with green bodies and grey accents. The marker features an alcohol-based green ink formulated for durable, long-lasting marks and a plastic body made from 51% recycled material as part of the ECOlutions range. The chisel tip creates strokes that vary from medium to broad width, suitable for both writing and highlighting larger areas.

Advantages

The chisel tip (Ø 3.7–5.5 mm) offers variable line widths for both fine and broad marking. Alcohol-based ink dries quickly and resists smudging on non-porous surfaces, providing dependable permanence for labels and signage. The plastic body contains recycled material, reducing environmental impact compared with fully virgin-plastic alternatives. The pack of 12 ensures a consistent supply for office, school, warehouse or craft use.

Suitable for

• Labelling boxes, pallets and storage shelves in warehouses
• Writing on cardboard, paper and coated surfaces
• Marking materials in workshops and maintenance tasks
• School and office projects requiring bold green lines
• Craft and DIY projects where durable, visible marks are needed

Key specifications

• Tip type: chisel/bevel tip
• Tip size: approximately 3.7–5.5 mm (variable line widths)
• Ink base: alcohol-based green ink
• Body material: plastic with 51% recycled content
• Pack size: 12 markers
• Product family: ECOlutions

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the marker at a shallow angle to produce broad strokes or rotate it to use the finer edge of the chisel tip for thinner lines. Allow the ink to dry briefly after application to reduce smudging on non-porous surfaces. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent drying and store horizontally or with the tip down for immediate readiness.

Usage recommendations

Test the marker on a small area of the target surface when marking unfamiliar materials to confirm adhesion and drying time. Avoid using on highly porous surfaces where ink may bleed; for long-term outdoor exposure, pair with suitable protective coatings or labels designed for outdoor durability.