Marker HERLITZ Pisak do CD 214036 — single-color CD/DVD marker for writing on discs

HERLITZ Pisak do CD 214036 — single-color CD/DVD marker for writing on discs is a marker specifically designed for marking optical media surfaces. The ink is formulated to write clearly on CD and DVD discs without smudging when dry, making it suitable for identifying recordings, backups and archived data. The compact, pen-like design offers precise control over handwriting on the shiny disc surface.

Advantages

This single-color marker provides consistent, permanent ink that adheres to CD and DVD surfaces and resists light smearing after drying. The slim barrel and fine tip enable controlled, legible writing on small label areas common on discs. The marker is lightweight and portable, making it convenient for office desks, home use or small media production tasks. The formulation is intended to minimize damage to disc surfaces while producing visible, long-lasting labels.

Suitable for

• Writing titles, dates and short notes directly on CD and DVD surfaces
• Labeling backup discs and archival media for organized storage
• Marking discs used for distribution, demonstrations or presentations
• Small offices, home media collections and educational environments

Key specifications

• Designed for use on CD and DVD disc surfaces
• Single-color, permanent ink formulation
• Pen-like, compact design for handheld control
• Fine tip for precise handwriting on small label areas

How to use

Ensure the disc surface is free of dust, fingerprints and moisture before writing. Shake the marker gently if recommended by the manufacturer, then test on a spare area or disposable surface to confirm ink flow. Write on the flat, non-data side or the labelled area of the disc using light, steady strokes. Allow the ink to dry fully before stacking or placing the disc in its sleeve to avoid smudging.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker capped and upright when not in use to preserve tip condition and prevent drying. For long-term archival labeling, allow extra drying time and avoid writing directly over damaged or scratched areas of discs.