Whiteboard marker BIC Velleda 1751 — black, bullet tip

BIC Velleda 1751 whiteboard marker in black with a bullet tip is designed for clear, everyday writing and drawing on non-porous surfaces. The compact plastic barrel and contrasting black-and-white body provide a familiar, lightweight grip for meetings, classrooms and home use. The marker uses alcohol-based, low-odor dry-wipe ink that produces a vivid, readable black line and removes easily from whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces.

Advantages

This whiteboard marker delivers bold black strokes with a consistent ink flow and low odor due to its alcohol-based formulation. The cap color matches the ink color for quick identification, and the plastic barrel is lightweight and durable for repeated use. The marker’s ink wipes off easily, even after several days, and the product is PVC free.

Suitable for

• Writing and annotating on whiteboards during meetings or presentations
• Classroom teaching, lesson planning and board exercises
• Home offices, planning and temporary notes on non-porous surfaces

Key specifications

• Tip type: bullet (round) tip suitable for medium-width lines
• Ink type: alcohol-based dry-wipe ink with low odor
• Color: black
• Barrel material: plastic
• Cap: color-matching cap for quick identification
• Residue: wipes off easily from non-porous surfaces, including whiteboards
• Compliance: PVC free

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the BIC Velleda 1751 marker at a comfortable angle to write or draw on a clean dry-erase surface. Apply even pressure for a consistent line; the bullet tip produces medium-width strokes suitable for both text and simple diagrams. After use, replace the cap securely to prevent the tip from drying out. For optimal erase performance, wipe marks with a dry eraser or soft cloth; for older marks, use an appropriate whiteboard cleaner.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. Test on a small area if using on non-standard non-porous surfaces. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or heat to prevent drying of the ink.