Permanent marker Pentel NN60-AO, black ink, 2 mm tip, 1 pc

Pentel NN60-AO is a permanent marker with black ink and a 2 mm tip designed for writing and marking on a wide range of surfaces. The marker delivers quick-drying, durable strokes and a compact plastic barrel that supports comfortable handling and consistent lines. It is supplied as a single unit and combines practical everyday performance with low-odour, xylene- and toluene-free ink.

Advantages

The marker offers a ventilated safety cap and a chisel-shaped tip that provides variable line widths for both broad and fine marking needs. Its ink is formulated to dry fast and resist smudging on many materials. The plastic barrel is manufactured partly from recycled material, contributing to lower resource use without altering the marker’s functional characteristics.

Suitable for

• Labelling boxes, files and office supplies
• Writing on plastic, cardboard, metal and glass
• Workshop markings and temporary signage
• Packaging, shipping and inventory identification

Key specifications

• Ink colour: black
• Tip type: chisel (2 mm effective fine line; variable up to wider strokes)
• Line width range: approximately 3.9 mm to 5.8 mm when used at an angle
• Drying: quick-drying permanent ink
• Odour: low-odour, xylene and toluene free
• Barrel: plastic body with 85% recycled material by weight excluding ink
• Cap: ventilated safety cap
• Quantity: single piece

How to use

Remove the ventilated cap and press the chisel tip on a test surface to ensure ink flow before marking. Hold the marker at an angle to vary between fine and broader strokes: use the tip edge for thinner lines and the flat side for wider marks. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent drying. For best results, use on clean, dry surfaces and allow the ink to dry fully before stacking or handling.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally or with the tip down to maintain consistent ink flow. Avoid prolonged exposure to heat and direct sunlight. When marking non-porous surfaces where permanent adhesion is critical, test on a small area first to confirm compatibility.