Permanent Marker set MonAmi Sigmaflo F 128 — 12 colors, fine tip

MonAmi Sigmaflo F 128 — 12 colors, fine tip is a set of permanent markers designed for writing, labeling and detailed marking on a variety of common surfaces. The markers use water-resistant permanent ink formulated to remain legible over time and resist smudging. Each pen is fitted with a fine tip that produces precise lines suitable for small text, outlines and intricate craft details. The compact set of twelve colors offers a practical palette for office, school and hobby tasks that require clear, durable marks.

Advantages

The fine tip provides consistent, even ink flow for sharp, accurate strokes without excessive bleeding. Water-resistant permanent ink ensures longevity of marks on paper, cardboard, plastic and other non-porous surfaces. The range of twelve colors allows color-coding and creative applications while maintaining a uniform tip size for predictable line width. The markers are lightweight and easy to control for prolonged use.

Suitable for

• Writing and labeling documents, folders and boxes
• School projects, drawings and design work
• Crafts, scrapbooking and hobby detailing
• Marking on plastic, glass, metal and coated surfaces
• Organizational color-coding in office and storage

Key specifications

• Tip type: fine tip for precise lines
• Ink: permanent, water-resistant formulation
• Color count: 12 distinct colors in the set
• Typical line width: fine — suitable for small text and detail work
• Body: lightweight plastic barrel with cap

How to use

Remove the cap and test the marker on a scrap surface to confirm the color and flow. Apply steady, even pressure to create precise lines; use multiple passes for darker or thicker coverage. Allow ink to dry before stacking or handling marked items to avoid transfer. Recap each marker after use to prevent drying and store horizontally for extended tip life.

Usage recommendations

Use the fine tip markers for tasks that require precision; for broader coverage, consider using a marker with a larger tip. Avoid prolonged exposure of freshly marked surfaces to water even though the ink is water-resistant, and test on an inconspicuous area when marking coated or sensitive materials.