Pencil Tieflochmarker Edding 8880 white — marking pencil for deep holes, 1 piece

The Edding Tieflochmarker Pencil 8880 in white is a specialized marking pencil designed to make clear, durable marks in deep holes and tight, hard-to-reach areas. Supplied as a single piece, this pencil produces visible white lines and dots on metal, wood, plastic and many other common workshop surfaces. The slim profile and firm lead allow controlled marking in narrow bores, assembly cavities and recessed parts where conventional markers cannot reach.

Advantages

The pencil delivers high-contrast white marks that remain legible on dark and oily surfaces. Its slim shaft and rigid core give precise control for spot marking inside deep holes and small gaps. Because it is a mechanical pencil-style tool it does not require frequent sharpening and provides consistent line thickness. The formulation of the marking core is suitable for many materials and resists light smudging during handling.

Suitable for

• Marking inner edges, bore centers and drops in deep holes
• Assembly and maintenance work in workshops and production lines
• Temporary identification on metal, wood and plastic components
• Spot marking prior to drilling, milling or welding operations

Key specifications

• Color: white
• Format: single-piece marking pencil
• Tip type: slim, firm marking core for narrow access
• Suitable surfaces: metal, wood, plastic and comparable materials
• Visibility: high contrast on dark and oily surfaces

How to use

Use the pencil to apply a concise mark by inserting the tip into the hole or recess and pressing gently to transfer the white pigment. For best results, ensure the surface is free of loose debris, excessive oil or wet contaminants. Apply steady pressure and a single deliberate stroke when marking centers or alignment points. If a stronger mark is required, repeat the action after allowing the previous mark to settle.

Usage recommendations

Store the pencil capped or protected from moisture and extreme heat to preserve the marking core. Test on a scrap piece of the same material before use to confirm visibility and adhesion. For permanent marking on oily or highly polished surfaces, prepare the area by cleaning and degreasing prior to marking.