Marker Edding E-8000 cold-resistant, pack of 10, black

Edding E-8000 cold-resistant markers come as a practical pack of 10 black markers designed for reliable writing and marking in low-temperature environments. The marker delivers consistent, legible lines even when used in chilled, refrigerated or outdoor winter conditions. Its formulation and tip design make it suitable for industrial, warehouse and logistics applications where durable identification and clear text are required on a variety of surfaces.

Advantages

The Edding E-8000 marker maintains ink performance at low temperatures, ensuring reduced clogging and steady flow for continuous marking. Its pigment-based black ink provides high contrast and durable visibility on cardboard, plastic, metal and other common surfaces. The pack of 10 offers cost-effective supply for teams and operations that require frequent marking in cold environments.

Suitable for

• Cold storage and refrigerated warehouse labelling
• Outdoor marking in winter or low-temperature conditions
• Industrial and logistics identification on pallets and containers
• Maintenance and site work where tools and materials are exposed to cold

Key specifications

• Color: black
• Pack quantity: 10 markers
• Tip type: bullet or chisel-style (firm felt tip for consistent lines)
• Ink type: cold-resistant pigment-based ink formulated for low-temperature use
• Suitable surfaces: cardboard, plastic, metal, glass and coated surfaces
• Writeability: maintained at low temperatures with reduced clogging

How to use

Shake the marker well before first use to mix the ink. Press the tip gently on a test surface to start the ink flow. Hold the marker at a comfortable angle and apply steady pressure to produce uniform lines. For best results on dusty or wet surfaces, wipe the area clean and dry when possible. Replace caps securely after use to prevent tip drying and store in a horizontal position if recommended by the manufacturer.

Usage recommendations

For long-term legibility in refrigerated or frozen environments, allow marks to dry briefly before stacking or packing items. Keep unused markers stored in a cool, dry place and avoid exposing capped markers to direct sunlight or extreme heat. If marking on very smooth or oily surfaces, test adhesion first and consider surface preparation for improved durability.