Permanent pen PICA MARKER 533/46/SB 0.7 mm black, fine tip

Permanent pen PICA MARKER 533/46/SB 0.7 mm black, fine tip is designed to deliver a consistent, durable fine line for marking, labeling and writing on a wide range of surfaces. The compact design and 0.7 mm fine tip allow precise strokes on paper, cardboard, plastics and metal. Black permanent ink resists fading and provides clear legibility for everyday office, workshop and field use.

Advantages

The fine 0.7 mm tip offers accurate, controlled lines suitable for detailed marking. Permanent, quick-drying black ink adheres well to different materials and reduces smudging after application. The slim barrel and balanced weight make the pen comfortable to hold for extended tasks, and the cap secures the tip to prevent drying when not in use. The product is built for reliable, repeatable performance across common marking tasks.

Suitable for

• Writing and labeling on paper and cardboard
• Marking plastic parts and components
• Making permanent notes on metal surfaces
• Workshop, warehouse, and field marking tasks
• Everyday office labeling and documentation

Key specifications

• Tip size: 0.7 mm fine tip for precise lines
• Ink color: black permanent ink
• Ink properties: quick-drying, water-resistant on many surfaces
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard, plastics, metal
• Design: compact, slim barrel with protective cap

How to use

Uncap the pen and test the tip on a scrap surface to ensure consistent flow before marking the final item. Apply even pressure and use the fine tip for precise lines or lettering. Allow a few seconds for drying on non-porous surfaces to minimize smearing. After use, replace the cap firmly to protect the tip and preserve ink life.

Usage recommendations

Store the pen horizontally when not in use and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. For best results on smooth plastics or metals, clean the surface of dust, oil, or moisture before marking. If the tip becomes clogged, recapping and storing tip-down for a short period can help re-establish ink flow.