Board markers NAGA 22120, green and yellow, 4.5 mm tip, set of 2

Set of two NAGA board markers, model 22120, in green and yellow with 4.5 mm bullet tips. These markers are designed for use on whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces, producing medium-width, easily readable lines suitable for presentations, classrooms, offices and planning tasks. The pair provides contrasting colors for highlighting, color-coded notes and improved visual organization during meetings or lessons.

Advantages

Markers feature a 4.5 mm bullet tip that delivers consistent medium-width strokes for clear legibility at a distance. The ink is formulated for whiteboards and similar non-porous surfaces, allowing smooth writing and reliable erasability without excessive ghosting when used on appropriate surfaces. The compact set includes two complementary colors—green and yellow—useful for emphasis and quick visual distinction between items or ideas.

Suitable for

• Writing and drawing on whiteboards in classrooms and training rooms
• Office meetings, brainstorming sessions and planning on magnetic or glass whiteboards
• Presentation highlighting and color-coded annotations
• Temporary signage and schedules on non-porous surfaces

Key specifications

• Tip type: bullet (rounded)
• Tip size: 4.5 mm (medium width)
• Colors included: green and yellow
• Ink type: dry-erase ink for non-porous surfaces
• Pack quantity: 2 markers
• Barrel style: lightweight plastic, capped

How to use

Remove the cap and test the marker on a small area of the whiteboard to confirm ink flow. Write with even pressure to produce consistent medium-width lines; hold the marker at a slight angle for broader strokes if needed. After use, replace the cap securely to prevent drying. For best erasability, erase marks within a reasonable time frame using a dry or damp eraser; stubborn residues can be removed with a whiteboard cleaner.

Usage recommendations

Store markers horizontally when not in use to maintain balanced ink distribution. Avoid using these markers on porous surfaces such as paper or untreated wood, where ink may soak in and become permanent. Keep out of reach of children when not supervised and replace caps after each use to extend marker life.