Permanent marker PICA MARKER 532/52 — bullet tip 1–2 mm, white ink

PICA MARKER 532/52 is a permanent marker with white ink and a compact bullet tip that draws lines approximately 1–2 mm wide. It is designed to produce durable, opaque marks on a variety of surfaces where a light-coloured contrast is required. The marker delivers consistent ink flow for continuous writing and is intended for tasks ranging from labeling and crafts to maintenance and industrial marking.

Advantages

The bullet tip offers a controlled, even line width between 1 and 2 mm, allowing precise strokes and legible text. White permanent ink provides high opacity on dark and coloured backgrounds, remains visible after drying, and resists smudging under normal handling. The marker body is compact for easy handling and storage, and the formulation is suitable for use on common materials such as metal, plastic, glass, cardboard and coated surfaces.

Suitable for

• Labeling dark containers, tools and equipment
• Marking finished parts during inspection or assembly
• Crafts, model making and decorative accents on coloured materials
• Temporary notes on glass, metal or plastic during repair work

Key specifications

• Tip type: bullet (rounded)
• Tip width: approximately 1–2 mm
• Ink colour: white (opaque)
• Ink type: permanent, fast-drying
• Suitable surfaces: metal, plastic, glass, cardboard, coated surfaces
• Body: compact, handheld marker design

How to use

Shake the marker well prior to use to ensure uniform ink distribution. Remove the cap and test the marker on a scrap piece of the target material to confirm opacity and stroke width. Apply the bullet tip with steady pressure to produce consistent lines; for broader coverage, use multiple overlapping strokes. Allow the mark to dry for a short time before handling the item. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent ink drying.

Usage recommendations

For best results, store the marker horizontally and keep caps tightly closed when not in use. When marking porous or highly absorbent surfaces, several passes may be required to achieve full opacity. Avoid using the marker on untreated skin and fabrics that may be permanently stained.