Industrial marker Edding E-950 White Fine Tip — 1 pc, fine tip for marking on metal, plastic and coated surfaces

Edding E-950 White Fine Tip is an industrial marker designed for precise, visible marking on metal, plastic and coated surfaces. Supplied as a single pen with a fine tip, it creates clear white lines suitable for identification, coding and temporary notes in workshop, manufacturing and maintenance environments. The marker's formulation is made for good adhesion and contrast on dark or reflective materials, enabling accurate marking where space and readability matter.

Advantages

The fine tip provides accurate, controlled strokes for small text and detailed marks. The opaque white ink offers strong contrast on metal and dark plastics, remaining legible for temporary identification. The marker is built for industrial use, with a robust barrel and cap that reduce accidental drying when not in use. Its quick-drying ink helps minimise smudging on coated and non-absorbent surfaces, and the pen is suitable for repeated marking tasks in workshop and maintenance settings.

Suitable for

• Marking metal parts and sheet metal for cutting, welding or inspection
• Applying temporary codes or identifiers to plastic components
• Labelling coated surfaces in assembly lines and maintenance operations
• Making precise layout lines and small annotations in production and repair work

Key specifications

• Tip type: fine (for precise lines and small text)
• Ink colour: opaque white for high contrast
• Suitable surfaces: metal, plastic, coated surfaces
• Drying behaviour: fast-drying formulation to reduce smearing
• Form factor: single pen with cap to prevent drying

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the pigment. Remove the cap and press the tip gently onto a scrap area until ink flows if the tip is new or has been unused for a while. Apply steady pressure and draw the required marks, using light strokes for fine lines or slightly increased pressure for more opaque coverage. Replace the cap securely after use to preserve the tip and prevent the ink from drying out. For best results on very smooth or oily surfaces, clean and dry the area before marking.

Usage recommendations

Use the marker in well-ventilated areas and avoid prolonged skin contact. Test on an inconspicuous area of the material if permanence or removability is critical. Store horizontally or with the cap closed to maintain ink flow and tip condition.