Dry-erase marker MemoBe MM004-05, round tip, red

MemoBe MM004-05 is a red dry-erase marker with a round tip designed for writing on whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces. The marker delivers erasable ink that produces consistent, visible lines suitable for presentations, meetings, classrooms and personal planning boards. Its compact, lightweight barrel and round tip make it easy to control for both short annotations and continuous writing, while the quick-drying formula reduces smudging during normal use.

Advantages

The marker combines a clearly visible red ink with a round tip that creates uniform strokes for text and simple diagrams. The erasable ink wipes clean from whiteboards and similar surfaces with a dry cloth or standard whiteboard eraser. Its compact size supports comfortable handling and storage, and the durable plastic barrel resists everyday wear. The quick-drying property helps maintain legibility and prevents accidental smears during presentations or note-taking.

Suitable for

• Presentations and meetings on whiteboards
• Classroom teaching and student work
• Office planning boards and calendars
• Home message boards and organizing tasks

Key specifications

• Ink color: red
• Tip type: round
• Intended surface: whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces
• Ink type: erasable, dry-erase formulation
• Barrel: compact, lightweight plastic

How to use

Shake the marker briefly before use to ensure ink flow. Write directly on a clean, dry non-porous surface such as a whiteboard. For best results, allow a moment for the ink to set before touching to reduce smearing. To erase, use a dry cloth, whiteboard eraser or appropriate cleaning wipe; for stubborn residues, a whiteboard cleaner can be applied. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally or with the cap securely fastened to preserve ink flow. Keep the marker away from porous materials and fabrics to avoid permanent staining. For sustained visibility in large rooms, use markers in contrasting colors and test the brightness on your specific board surface before important presentations.