Marker paint Edding 751/004/ZI ED green tip 1–2 mm

The Edding 751/004/ZI ED green tip marker features a 1–2 mm bullet tip and opaque, quick-drying paint formulated for marking on a wide range of surfaces. It delivers clearly visible, long-lasting lines on metal, glass, plastic and cardboard, providing reliable coverage where solvent-based paint markers are needed. The marker is suitable for use in workshops, craft projects and industrial labelling tasks that require permanent, high-contrast markings.

Advantages

This paint marker produces durable, opaque marks that dry quickly and resist smudging on non-porous and porous materials. The 1–2 mm bullet tip allows for consistent medium-width lines and controlled writing. Its formulation offers good adhesion to smooth surfaces such as metal and glass while remaining practical for plastic and cardboard. The marker’s steady flow and predictable coverage help achieve uniform results during repetitive marking tasks.

Suitable for

• Marking metal parts, pipes and tools in workshops
• Labeling glass containers and mirrors
• Writing on plastic components and housings
• Marking cardboard, packaging and production materials
• Craft projects that require opaque, visible paint lines

Key specifications

• Tip type: bullet (conical) 1–2 mm
• Ink type: opaque, solvent-based paint
• Drying time: quick-drying on most surfaces
• Suitable surfaces: metal, glass, plastic, cardboard
• Line width: medium (1–2 mm)

How to use

Shake the marker vigorously before use until the mixing ball moves freely to ensure even pigment distribution. Press the tip gently on a test surface to prime the flow until paint appears. Apply steady pressure and move at a consistent speed to create uniform lines. For best adhesion on very smooth surfaces, clean and dry the surface before marking. Recap the marker after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Usage recommendations

Use in well-ventilated areas and avoid contact with skin and eyes. Store horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. For critical or long-term outdoor applications, test adhesion and durability on a sample surface first.