Marker pen Donau D-oil 2.2 mm, green — oil-based tip 2.2 mm

The Donau D-oil marker pen in green features a 2.2 mm oil-based tip designed for clear, medium-width lines on paper, cardboard and many non-porous surfaces. This marker provides consistent ink flow and durable colored marks appropriate for everyday office tasks, schoolwork and basic workshop labelling. Its oil-based formulation improves adhesion and visibility on a range of materials compared with water-based alternatives.

Advantages

The oil-based tip delivers steady ink distribution and a uniform 2.2 mm stroke for legible writing and marking. The green pigment is formulated to produce vivid, fade-resistant marks that remain visible on porous and some non-porous substrates. The pen’s construction supports routine use: a robust tip for repeated contact with surfaces and a body shape designed for comfortable handheld control during extended writing sessions.

Suitable for

• Labeling files, folders and boxes in office environments
• School assignments, drawings and classroom marking
• Marking cardboard, packaging and shipping labels
• Basic workshop marking on painted or treated surfaces
• Temporary signage and quick identification of items

Key specifications

• Tip type: oil-based fiber tip
• Tip width: approximately 2.2 mm (medium line)
• Ink colour: green
• Recommended surfaces: paper, cardboard and various non-porous surfaces
• Line characteristic: consistent medium-width stroke

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to ensure even ink distribution. Test on a scrap piece of the target material to confirm colour and drying behaviour. Apply with moderate pressure to produce a continuous, 2.2 mm line; heavier pressure may widen the stroke and lighter pressure will reduce ink flow. Allow the mark to dry briefly before stacking or handling marked items to avoid smudging.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker capped when not in use and keep it horizontally or tip-down to maintain consistent ink flow. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and high temperatures to reduce fading and preserve ink performance.