Permanent Marker Fine Tip Edding 250 Multicolour

The Edding 250 Permanent Marker with a fine tip offers precise, reliable marking across a wide range of surfaces. This multicolour set contains four markers in different colours, each fitted with a fine conical nib that enables accurate lines and legible text. The marker uses waterproof, lightfast ink formulated for durability and consistent flow, making it suitable for tasks that require clear, long-lasting marks on paper, cardboard, plastic, metal and glass.

Advantages

The fine tip provides precise control for writing, labeling and detailed drawings while the quick-drying, waterproof ink resists smudging and fading. The multicolour set allows color-coding and visual differentiation in projects, and the robust ink adheres to many common materials. The marker’s design offers a consistent line width and reliable ink delivery for repeated use.

Suitable for

• Labeling files, boxes and storage containers
• Technical notes, sketches and diagrams requiring fine lines
• Crafts and creative projects with mixed materials
• Marking on plastic, metal, glass and cardboard
• Office, school and home organization tasks

Key specifications

• Tip type: fine conical nib for precise lines
• Ink properties: permanent, waterproof and lightfast
• Set contents: 4 multicolour markers
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, glass
• Drying behavior: quick-drying to reduce smudging

How to use

Remove the cap and, before first use, shake the marker gently if the model requires it to ensure even ink flow. Press the tip gently onto the surface to start the ink flow and write or draw with steady, controlled strokes. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent the tip from drying out. Test the marker on an inconspicuous area when using on coated or sensitive surfaces to confirm compatibility.

Usage recommendations

Store markers horizontally or with the tip down for short periods to maintain ink flow. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to preserve colour fastness. For best results on non-porous surfaces, allow ink to dry fully; on some plastics and metals, adhesion can be improved by cleaning the surface first.