Permanent marker No name NFL60/B — red, fine point, alcohol-based ink

The Permanent marker No name NFL60/B — red, fine point, alcohol-based ink is designed for clear, long-lasting marking on a variety of surfaces. It features a fine tip that provides precise lines for writing and labeling tasks. The marker uses alcohol-based permanent ink formulated to dry quickly and resist water and fading, making it suitable for use in offices, warehouses, workshops and retail environments where durable marks are required.

Advantages

This red fine-point permanent marker delivers consistent ink flow and sharp, readable lines ideal for detailed labeling and writing. The alcohol-based formula dries rapidly, minimising smudging and offering resistance to water and light exposure. Its compact barrel and fine tip profile give users control for neat handwriting and precise marking on plastic, metal, glass, cardboard and packaging materials.

Suitable for

• Labeling boxes, shelves and storage containers in warehouses and offices
• Writing on plastic components, sealed bags and non-porous packaging
• Marking metal parts, tools and equipment for identification
• Annotating glass, jars and laboratory containers where a fine red line is needed
• Product marking, inventory tags and barcode backing where permanent visibility is important

Key specifications

• Ink type: alcohol-based permanent ink
• Tip size: fine point for precise lines
• Ink colour: red
• Drying behaviour: quick-drying to reduce smudging
• Surface suitability: plastic, metal, glass, cardboard, paper and coated surfaces
• Finish: opaque, water-resistant and lightfast properties to enhance mark durability

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to ensure even ink flow. Press the fine tip to the desired surface and write or draw with steady pressure for consistent lines. For best results on non-porous surfaces, allow the ink to dry fully before handling. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out and store horizontally or capped in a cool, dry place.

Usage recommendations

Test the marker on an inconspicuous area before applying to important surfaces to confirm adhesion and drying time. Avoid use on skin and fabrics where permanent staining is undesirable. For labeling items exposed to outdoor conditions frequently, consider additional protective measures such as lamination or clear coating to prolong visibility.