Marker MemoBe MM350 blue — dry-erase whiteboard marker, blue ink

MemoBe MM350 blue is a dry-erase whiteboard marker with blue ink designed for use on whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces. It provides a clear, medium-width line suitable for writing, drawing, and temporary markings in offices, classrooms, meeting rooms and home workspaces. The marker is formulated for easy erasability from smooth surfaces and reliable everyday board use.

Advantages

The MemoBe MM350 blue marker offers consistent ink flow and a legible blue colour that remains visible from a distance. Its dry-erase formulation allows markings to be removed cleanly from non-porous surfaces without excessive residue when used under normal conditions. The marker’s tip and barrel are built for regular board work, providing a comfortable grip and predictable line width for note-taking and presentations.

Suitable for

• Writing and drawing on whiteboards in offices and meeting rooms
• Classroom instruction and lesson planning on non-porous teaching boards
• Temporary notes and diagrams on glass, laminated surfaces and whiteboard panels
• Brainstorming sessions, planning and visual organisation

Key specifications

• Ink type: dry-erase (non-permanent) blue ink
• Intended surfaces: whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces such as glass and laminates
• Line width: medium stroke suitable for both text and simple diagrams
• Barrel: lightweight cylindrical body designed for everyday use
• Cap: snap-on cap to prevent accidental drying when stored upright or laid flat

How to use

Remove the cap and write or draw on a clean, dry non-porous surface. For best results, ensure the whiteboard surface is free of dust and heavy residue before use. To erase markings, use a dry eraser or a soft cloth; for older or stubborn marks, use a suitable whiteboard cleaner or a damp cloth and then dry the surface. Replace the cap securely after use to minimise ink drying.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally or with the tip pointing down for optimal ink flow. Avoid using on porous or textured surfaces where ink may not erase completely. When marks become faint, consider replacing the marker to maintain consistent visibility during presentations or lessons.