Dry-erase marker BIC Velleda 1701, green, fine tip

BIC Velleda 1701, green, fine tip is a dry-erase marker designed for writing on whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces. The marker delivers a fine, consistent line in green ink that is formulated for easy dry removal, making it suitable for temporary notes, diagrams and annotations in professional and educational settings. The design emphasizes legibility and control for precise writing and marking.

Advantages

The fine tip provides accurate, thin lines for detailed writing and small text while maintaining consistent ink flow. The dry-erase ink wipes clean from non-porous surfaces with a dry cloth or whiteboard eraser, reducing ghosting when used as directed. The marker is lightweight and balanced for comfortable use during extended sessions, and the green color offers a clear visual alternative to standard black or blue markers for highlighting or color-coding.

Suitable for

• Whiteboard presentations and classroom instruction
• Office meetings, brainstorming and planning
• Temporary markings on laminated charts and non-porous surfaces
• Color-coding notes, diagrams and schedules

Key specifications

• Tip type: fine point for precise lines
• Ink color: green
• Writing system: dry-erase (erasable from non-porous surfaces)
• Suitable surfaces: whiteboards, glass, glazed ceramics, laminated materials
• Body: lightweight handheld marker design

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to ensure uniform ink flow. Press the fine tip lightly against the whiteboard or other non-porous surface and write with steady strokes for clear, consistent lines. To erase, use a dry whiteboard eraser or a soft, dry cloth; for any remaining residue, a suitable whiteboard cleaner can be applied in line with manufacturer instructions of the writing surface. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Usage recommendations

For best results, store the marker horizontally or with the tip pointed down when not in use, recap tightly between uses, and avoid using on porous surfaces such as paper or untreated wood to prevent permanent marks. Test on a small area if using on unfamiliar glazed or laminated materials.