Permanent marker BIC Marking 2000 Bullet tip Blue, pack of 12 — permanent marker, bullet tip, blue ink

BIC Marking 2000 Bullet tip Blue, pack of 12 is a set of twelve permanent markers with bullet tips and blue alcohol-based ink designed for everyday marking tasks. The markers are suitable for writing on paper and cardboard as well as many non-porous surfaces such as glass, plastic and metal. The ink is low-odor, quick-drying and formulated without xylene, PVC or toluene to support regular office, school and warehouse use. The compact pack dimensions make storage and transport simple.

Advantages

These permanent markers deliver consistent blue lines with a durable formula that resists fading from light and weather on appropriate surfaces. The bullet tip offers controlled, uniform strokes for both text and simple marking, while the large ink capacity reduces the need for frequent replacement. A color-coded cap with a security lock helps quickly identify the color and prevents accidental opening during storage.

Suitable for

• Office labeling and document marking
• School projects and classroom use
• Warehouse identification of boxes and pallets
• Marking on plastic, glass and metal for short- and medium-term identification
• General-purpose home marking and craft work

Key specifications

• Ink type: alcohol-based permanent ink
• Tip style: bullet tip for consistent medium-width strokes
• Color: blue ink with color-coded cap
• Drying: quick-drying formulation
• Odor: low-odor composition
• Compatibility: writes on paper, cardboard and many non-porous surfaces including glass, plastic and metal
• Pack size: 12 markers

How to use

Remove the cap and test the marker on a scrap surface before use to confirm the stroke width and color. Apply steady pressure and write or draw with the bullet tip held at a slight angle for the most consistent line. Allow ink to dry fully before stacking or handling marked items to avoid smudging. Replace caps securely after use to preserve ink life and prevent drying.

Usage recommendations

For best results use on clean, dry surfaces; avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight for marked items to minimize color change. Store markers horizontally at room temperature and keep caps closed when not in use. When marking certain plastics or coated surfaces, test first on an inconspicuous area to confirm adhesion and permanence.