Permanent marker BIC Mark It Black — pack of 12, black ink, max stroke 0.7 mm

BIC Mark It Black permanent markers come in a pack of 12 with black ink and a maximum stroke width of 0.7 mm. These markers use an alcohol-based permanent ink formulated for quick drying and low odour, suitable for making durable black marks on a variety of surfaces. Each marker features a comfortable textured rubber grip and an acrylic bullet tip designed to deliver a consistent fine line up to 0.7 mm, making them useful for labelling, marking packaging, office tasks and school work where clear, long-lasting black writing is required.

Advantages

The markers offer quick-drying, low-odour permanent ink that adheres to multiple surfaces and resists smudging once dry. A comfortable textured rubber grip improves control for precise writing, while the acrylic bullet tip maintains a consistent fine line up to 0.7 mm. The pack of 12 provides multiple markers for repeated use in busy environments.

Suitable for

• Labelling boxes, files and storage containers
• Marking packaging and shipping information
• Office and school writing tasks requiring durable black marks
• Writing on CDs, DVDs and other smooth media where a fine permanent line is needed

When it may not be suitable

These markers are permanent and use alcohol-based ink, so they are not suitable for projects requiring erasable or water-soluble ink. The fine 0.7 mm maximum stroke is designed for detailed writing and labelling rather than filling large areas quickly.

Key specifications

• Ink colour: Black
• Ink type: Alcohol-based, permanent, quick-drying, low odour
• Tip type: Acrylic bullet tip
• Maximum stroke width: 0.7 mm
• Grip: Textured rubber for improved handling
• Quantity: 12 pieces per pack

How to use

Remove the cap and allow the tip to saturate if unused for a long period. Apply consistent pressure to produce a fine, permanent line up to 0.7 mm. Write or mark on clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion and allow the ink to dry fully to avoid smudging. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

What to consider before purchase

• If marks need to be removable or washable, choose a non-permanent marker instead
• Consider the 0.7 mm maximum stroke if you require broader lines or filling large areas
• Ensure black permanent ink is appropriate for the surfaces you intend to mark

Usage recommendations

For best results, test the marker on a small, inconspicuous area of the surface first. Use on clean, dry surfaces and recap after use to maintain tip condition and ink performance.