Dry-erase marker BIC Velleda 1701, blue — single marker, low-odor, chisel tip

BIC Velleda 1701 blue is a dry-erase marker intended for use on whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces. The single-marker format provides a chisel tip that produces variable line widths for writing, highlighting and drawing. The ink is formulated to be low-odor, suitable for indoor use in offices, classrooms and homes, and is designed to erase cleanly from glossy surfaces without leaving significant residue when used as directed.

Advantages

The chisel tip enables both broad strokes and fine lines, making the marker versatile for different writing and presentation needs. Low-odor ink reduces nuisance smells in enclosed spaces and supports prolonged use during meetings or lessons. The formulation is intended to dry quickly and to be removable from non-porous surfaces with a standard eraser or cloth, supporting frequent updates to content on boards and other glossy surfaces.

Suitable for

• Whiteboard writing and presentations in meetings
• Classroom instruction and boardwork
• Home note-taking, calendars and temporary markings
• Drawing diagrams and highlighting information on glossy surfaces

Key specifications

• Ink color: blue
• Tip type: chisel tip for variable line widths
• Odor: low-odor ink formulation suitable for indoor use
• Surface compatibility: designed for non-porous surfaces such as whiteboards and glass
• Format: single marker

How to use

Use the chisel tip to select the desired line width by angling the marker: the broad edge for thicker strokes and the narrow edge for finer lines. Write on clean, dry non-porous surfaces for best results. To erase, use a dry eraser, felt cloth or microfibre cloth; for persistent marks, a damp cloth or standard whiteboard cleaner can be used. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to help maintain consistent ink flow. Keep out of reach of young children. Avoid using on porous surfaces where ink may not erase cleanly. For long-term legibility on display boards, test a small area first and erase periodically to prevent ghosting.