Permanent marker MemoBe 1–4 mm tip, red, pack of 10

The Permanent marker MemoBe 1–4 mm tip in red, sold in a pack of 10, provides a reliable solution for creating lasting red marks on paper, cardboard and many non-porous surfaces. Its variable tip allows both fine lines and broader strokes within the 1–4 mm range, making it suitable for tasks that require clear, visible and permanent red ink. Designed for everyday office, warehouse, school and craft use, this set of ten markers ensures consistent color and line quality across multiple labeling and marking jobs.

Advantages

The marker features a variable chisel-style tip that produces lines from 1 to 4 mm, enabling flexible stroke width without changing tools. The ink dries quickly to form a long-lasting, water-resistant mark on many surfaces, reducing smudging and maintaining legibility. Sold as a pack of 10, the set offers cost-effective replacement and consistent color matching across items. The cap design secures the tip when not in use, helping to preserve ink and prevent accidental drying.

Suitable for

• Office labeling and filing where permanent red marks are needed
• Warehouse marking of boxes, pallets and inventory
• School projects and classroom tasks requiring visible red annotations
• Crafts and hobby work on paper, cardboard and coated materials

Key specifications

• Tip width: adjustable 1–4 mm
• Ink color: red
• Pack quantity: 10 markers
• Tip type: chisel/variable-width
• Dries quickly and provides permanent, water-resistant marks on many surfaces

How to use

Before first use, shake the marker gently with the cap on to mix the ink. For thin lines, hold the tip at a shallow angle and apply light pressure; for thicker strokes, rotate the tip to use the broader edge and increase pressure. Allow ink to dry for a few seconds to minimize smudging. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent the tip from drying out. Test the marker on a small area if you are marking coated or delicate surfaces to ensure compatibility.

Usage recommendations

Store markers horizontally or with the tip down for optimal ink flow. Avoid using on highly porous untreated wood or fabrics where ink may bleed excessively. Use on smooth or coated surfaces for best permanence and visibility; for archival or solvent-resistant requirements, verify compatibility with intended materials.