Marker Linc Markline MD100BLU — permanent marker for CD/DVD, blue ink

Linc Markline MD100BLU is a blue permanent marker designed specifically for writing on optical media such as CDs and DVDs. The ink formulation is intended for use on disc surfaces without affecting recorded data layers, and the fine tip delivers precise, legible lines for titles, dates and small notes. The marker is suitable for office, home media organization, archiving and light production labeling tasks where durable, water-resistant marking is required.

Advantages

The marker combines a fine-point tip with a quick-drying permanent ink that resists smudging and minor moisture exposure. Its ink composition is formulated to minimize the risk of damaging disc layers while providing good adhesion to non-porous surfaces. The compact body and consistent ink flow allow for controlled writing and repeated use over multiple discs.

Suitable for

• Labeling CDs, DVDs and other optical media
• Organizing home or office media collections
• Archiving audio, video and data discs
• Small-scale production or batch labeling of discs

Key specifications

• Ink colour: blue
• Tip type: fine point for precise writing
• Ink permanence: permanent, quick-drying
• Surface compatibility: formulated for non-porous optical disc surfaces
• Writeability: suitable for printed and unprinted disc surfaces

How to use

Ensure the disc surface is clean and dry before writing. Remove dust and fingerprints with a soft, lint-free cloth. Shake the marker gently if recommended by the manufacturer, and test on an inconspicuous area or spare disc to confirm ink behaviour. Apply even, light pressure and allow the ink to dry for a few seconds to avoid smudging. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Usage recommendations

Use the marker only on the designated data side or label area of optical discs; avoid applying excessive force or repeatedly scribbling in the same spot. Store the marker horizontally at room temperature and keep away from direct sunlight and heat sources to preserve ink quality.