Permanent Precision Marker Set Pica 4 pcs — black, red, blue, white

The Permanent Precision Marker Set Pica 4 pcs — black, red, blue, white is a compact set of four permanent markers designed for fine, long-lasting marking on a variety of surfaces. Each marker produces precise lines suitable for technical drawing, labeling, construction marking and detailed craft work. The set includes black, red, blue and white inks to support color-coding, high-contrast marking and clear identification across materials such as paper, cardboard, plastic, metal and wood.

Advantages

These Pica precision markers deliver consistent ink flow and a fine tip for controlled, accurate lines. The permanent ink resists smudging and provides durable legibility. Different ink colors increase versatility for distinguishing items or highlighting important areas. The compact format of the set makes it easy to keep a reliable selection of colors at hand for professional and hobbyist tasks.

Suitable for

• Technical drawings and detailed sketching where fine lines are required
• Labeling and color-coding documents, boxes and storage
• Construction site marking on materials like wood, metal and plastic
• Crafts and model making that need precise, permanent lines

Key specifications

• Ink colors: black, red, blue, white
• Tip type: fine precision tip for controlled line width
• Ink permanence: permanent, smudge-resistant
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard, plastic, metal, wood
• Set size: 4 markers

How to use

Shake each marker gently before use if recommended by the manufacturer, then remove the cap and test on a scrap piece of the target material to confirm line width and adhesion. Apply with steady pressure for an even line; less pressure produces finer lines, more pressure increases ink deposition. Replace caps after use to prevent tip drying and store markers horizontally or with the cap on to maintain consistent ink flow. For white ink, confirm background contrast on the intended surface before marking.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the black and blue markers for standard documentation and construction marking, the red marker for highlighting or warning marks, and the white marker for contrast marking on dark surfaces. Allow ink to dry fully before stacking or handling marked items to avoid transfer.