Display markers Lyra — black (pack) — dry-erase markers for whiteboards and displays

Lyra black display marker is designed for writing on whiteboards and other smooth display surfaces. The marker dispenses black dry-erase ink that is easy to erase from glass, laminated panels and porcelain or melamine whiteboards, making it suitable for temporary annotations during meetings, lessons and planning sessions. Its compact body and steady ink flow support everyday use in offices, classrooms and conference rooms.

Advantages

The marker produces a consistent black line with minimal smudging and quick-drying ink that reduces accidental smears on display surfaces. Its eraser-friendly formulation allows clean removal with a dry cloth or board eraser, leaving little residue. The compact and balanced design ensures comfortable handling for extended writing and drawing tasks. The tip provides clear, legible strokes suitable for both handwriting and diagramming on board and glass surfaces.

Suitable for

• Whiteboards in offices and meeting rooms
• Classroom and training-room presentations
• Glass or laminated display panels and shop windows for temporary messages
• Planning, scheduling and brainstorming sessions

Key specifications

• Ink type: dry-erase (erasable) black ink
• Writing surface compatibility: whiteboards, glass, laminated surfaces, porcelain and melamine boards
• Tip type: medium tip suitable for legible handwriting and diagrams
• Body: compact, hand-friendly barrel for everyday use

How to use

Remove the cap and write on a compatible smooth surface using moderate pressure. Allow ink to dry briefly to reduce smearing. To erase, use a standard dry-erase eraser or a clean dry cloth; for stubborn marks, use a damp cloth or a commercial whiteboard cleaner. Recap the marker after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally or upright with the cap tightly closed and avoid exposure to extreme heat or direct sunlight. Test on a small inconspicuous area of specialty laminated or non-standard surfaces before extended use to confirm erasability.