Permanent Marker Fine/Bullet tip Forpus FO52111

The FORPUS Permanent Marker FO52111 with a fine/bullet tip is a black, quick-drying marker designed for precise writing and detailed marking. Supplied in a pack of 12, this marker delivers consistent ink flow and a durable pigment that adheres to a variety of surfaces. The fine/bullet tip balances line control and coverage, making it suitable for tasks that require legible, permanent marks without excessive bleeding.

Advantages

The marker provides a stable, uninterrupted ink flow and a fast-drying, fade-resistant black ink that minimizes smudging. Its fine/bullet tip enables precise lines and reasonable line width for handwriting, labeling and diagramming. The barrel and cap are designed for comfortable handling and secure storage to help prevent drying between uses. Packed as a set of 12, it offers consistent performance across multiple markers for repeatable results.

Suitable for

• Labeling boxes, files and storage containers
• Writing on paper, cardboard and coated surfaces
• Marking plastic, metal and glass for inventory or craft work
• Office, school and workshop tasks requiring permanent legible marks

Key specifications

• Tip type: Fine / bullet tip for controlled lines
• Ink color: Black pigment ink
• Drying: Quick-drying, reduced smudging
• Pack size: 12 markers per pack
• Suitable surfaces: Paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, glass and coated surfaces

How to use

Remove the cap and apply the fine/bullet tip to the target surface with moderate pressure to achieve the desired line thickness. For initial use, depress the tip gently on scrap material until the ink flows evenly. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent drying. Avoid using on fabrics or extremely porous surfaces if permanent saturation is not desired; test on an inconspicuous area when marking coated or sensitive materials.

Usage recommendations

Store markers horizontally or with caps tightly closed at room temperature and keep out of direct sunlight. Use on clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion and let ink dry fully before stacking or handling marked items to minimize transfer. If the tip becomes clogged, try scribbling on scrap paper to restore flow; do not attempt to refill unless specified by the manufacturer.