Whiteboard markers BIC Velleda 1751, pack of 4, chisel tip, Black/Blue/Green/Red

BIC Velleda 1751 whiteboard markers, pack of 4 in Black, Blue, Green and Red, are dry-erase pens designed for writing and drawing on whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces. Each marker has a chisel tip that allows both broad strokes for filling areas and finer lines for writing or underlining. The alcohol-based, low-odor ink is vivid and formulated to wipe off easily from non-porous surfaces, making this set suitable for frequent everyday use in offices, classrooms and at home.

Advantages

The chisel tip provides flexibility in line width without changing tools, while the dry-wipe alcohol-based ink offers low odor and vivid color contrast for clear visibility. Caps are color-matched to the ink for quick identification, and the PVC-free plastic barrel reduces certain material concerns. Markings erase cleanly from non-porous surfaces, including whiteboards, glass and laminated boards, even after several days.

Suitable for

• Office whiteboards during meetings and presentations
• Classroom teaching and interactive lessons
• Home planning, calendars and family message boards
• Glass surfaces and laminated planning boards

Key specifications

• Tip type: chisel tip for variable line widths
• Ink type: alcohol-based dry-erase ink (low odor)
• Colours included: Black, Blue, Green, Red
• Barrel material: plastic, PVC free
• Cap: color-matching cap for each marker
• Intended surfaces: whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces

How to use

Remove the cap and hold the marker at an angle to use the chisel tip for broad strokes or rotate the tip to draw finer lines. Write or draw on clean, dry non-porous surfaces such as whiteboards, glass or laminated boards. To erase, use a dry eraser or cloth; for older marks, a damp cloth or approved whiteboard cleaner can be used to remove residue. Replace caps firmly after use to prevent the markers from drying out.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally when not in use to help maintain ink flow across the chisel tip. Avoid using on porous or untreated surfaces where ink may stain. For best erase performance, remove marks regularly rather than leaving them on the surface for prolonged periods.