Marker MemoBe MM004 green — dry-erase whiteboard marker, green ink

MemoBe MM004 green is a dry-erase whiteboard marker with green ink designed for writing and drawing on non-porous surfaces such as whiteboards, glass and laminated sheets. The marker provides clear, visible strokes suitable for presentations, classroom activities and office planning. The ink is formulated for temporary markings and removes cleanly with a dry or slightly damp cloth without leaving noticeable residue.

Advantages

The MemoBe MM004 green offers consistent ink flow and a reliable tip that maintains shape during regular use. The green pigment provides good contrast on light backgrounds and is suitable for colour-coded notes or emphasis. The marker is quick-drying to minimise smudging and provides erasability on suitable surfaces, facilitating repeated changes to content.

Suitable for

• Whiteboard presentations and meetings
• Classroom teaching and student activities
• Office planning, scheduling and temporary notes
• Writing on glass, laminated charts and other non-porous surfaces

Key specifications

• Ink colour: green
• Tip type: bullet/round tip for uniform strokes
• Tip size: medium (suitable for readable lines and visibility from a short distance)
• Intended surfaces: non-porous surfaces including whiteboards, glass and laminates
• Drying behaviour: quick-drying to reduce smudging
• Erasability: removable with a dry or damp cloth

How to use

Shake the marker before use to mix the ink, then press the tip gently on the surface to start the flow. Write or draw on a clean, dry non-porous surface such as a whiteboard, glass or laminated sheet. For best results, allow the ink to dry briefly before touching. To erase, wipe with a dry eraser or a slightly damp cloth; for older residues a damp cloth with mild cleaner may be used. Store horizontally or with the cap on to maintain tip condition and prevent drying.

Usage recommendations

For consistent performance, keep the cap tightly closed when not in use and store the marker away from direct heat or prolonged sunlight. Test on a small area of the surface if uncertain about compatibility, and avoid using on porous surfaces where ink may not erase cleanly.