Permanent marker PICA MARKER 521/41 wedge tip 2–6 mm blue

PICA MARKER 521/41 wedge tip 2–6 mm blue is a permanent marking pen designed for creating clear, durable lines on a wide range of surfaces. The chisel-shaped tip produces strokes from 2 mm up to 6 mm, enabling both fine and broad marking. The fast-drying blue ink resists smudging and provides long-lasting visibility for labels, signage and on-site markings in construction and workshop environments.

Advantages

The chisel (wedge) tip allows variable line widths with a single tool, improving efficiency when switching between thin and bold marks. The permanent ink offers good adhesion to porous and non-porous materials and dries quickly to reduce the risk of accidental smears. The consistent ink flow and ergonomically balanced barrel support comfortable, reliable everyday use in professional and DIY settings.

Suitable for

• Labeling boxes, pallets and storage containers
• Marking construction materials such as wood, concrete and metal
• Creating visible signs and temporary markings on machinery
• Workshop and manufacturing layout and identification tasks

Key specifications

• Tip type: wedge / chisel tip
• Line width: 2–6 mm (variable depending on angle and pressure)
• Ink color: blue
• Ink type: permanent, fast-drying
• Suitable surfaces: porous and non-porous materials including wood, cardboard, metal, concrete and plastic

How to use

Remove the cap and test the marker on a scrap piece of the same material to confirm the desired line width. Hold the marker at a shallow angle for wider strokes and more upright for finer lines; apply consistent pressure for even ink distribution. Allow the ink to dry fully before stacking or handling marked items to avoid transfer. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally or with the tip down for optimal ink flow. When marking on very smooth or oily surfaces, clean the area first to improve adhesion. For prolonged storage, recap securely and avoid extreme temperatures.