Marker Edding 141F green — fine tip permanent marker, model 141F/004/ZI

Edding 141F green is a fine-tip permanent marker engineered for precise, long-lasting marking on a variety of surfaces. The marker delivers consistent green ink that resists fading and smudging, making it suitable for tasks that require legible, durable marks. Its compact design and controlled ink flow support detailed writing and small-scale labeling in both office and workshop environments.

Advantages

The fine nylon tip produces sharp, accurate lines for writing, labeling and detailed marking. The permanent ink adheres to paper, cardboard, plastic and many non-porous surfaces, offering good opacity and resistance to water and light. The marker is ready to use without priming and maintains steady ink output for continuous work. The slim barrel provides comfortable handling for extended use.

Suitable for

• Office labeling and document marking
• Craft projects and hobby detailing
• Packaging and parcel identification
• Workshop marking on materials like plastic and coated surfaces
• Color-coding and inventory tags

Key specifications

• Tip type: fine nylon point for precise lines
• Ink color: green
• Ink properties: permanent, fade-resistant, quick-drying
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard, plastic, coated materials and many non-porous surfaces
• Barrel: slim, ergonomic design for controlled handling

How to use

Remove the cap and check the tip by making a short stroke on scrap material to ensure even ink flow. Hold the marker at a shallow angle for continuous lines and use a more upright position for finer detail. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying. For best results on non-porous surfaces, allow the ink to dry fully before handling.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally or with the tip down to maintain consistent ink flow. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve ink properties. For labelling items that require resistance to abrasion or solvents, test the mark on a sample area first.