Permanent marker No name NMS51 0.8 mm tip, red ink

Permanent marker No name NMS51 0.8 mm tip, red ink is a writing and marking tool designed for durable, water-resistant marking on a variety of surfaces. The marker features a fine-medium 0.8 mm tip that produces clear, consistent lines suitable for precise labeling and general-purpose marking. The red permanent ink is formulated to adhere to paper, cardboard, plastic, metal and other common materials used in offices, workshops and craft projects.

Advantages

The 0.8 mm tip offers a balance between precision and visibility, enabling legible marks without excessive ink spread. Red permanent ink provides strong contrast for labels and markings that need to stand out. The marker is suitable for repeated use and designed for controlled application, reducing the risk of blotting. Its construction supports steady ink flow for consistent line width and color intensity.

Suitable for

• Labeling files, boxes and storage containers
• Marking packaging and shipping information
• Office use for notes and highlights on non-porous surfaces
• Craft and DIY projects requiring permanent colored marks
• Workshop marking on plastic, metal or coated materials

Key specifications

• Tip size: 0.8 mm (fine-medium)
• Ink color: red
• Ink type: permanent, water-resistant
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, coated surfaces
• Application: single-stroke marking, writing, labeling

How to use

Remove the cap and test the marker on a scrap piece of the intended surface to confirm adhesion and color intensity. Apply steady pressure to produce consistent lines; use a lighter touch for finer strokes and firmer pressure for more saturated marks. After use, replace the cap securely to prevent the tip from drying. Store horizontally or with the cap on to maintain optimal ink flow.

Usage recommendations

For best results, allow marked areas to dry before stacking or packaging. Avoid use on delicate fabrics or unfinished wood where permanent ink may bleed or soak through. If marking glossy or very smooth surfaces, test first to confirm adhesion and rub resistance.