Refill for PICA MARKER Fine-Dry marker model 7031 — red ink

Refill for PICA MARKER Fine-Dry marker model 7031 — red ink is a replacement ink cartridge designed to restore the writing performance of compatible Fine-Dry 7031 marker bodies. The refill contains fast-drying red ink formulated for marking on a range of surfaces commonly encountered in construction, carpentry, packaging and general workshop use. Using a compatible refill reduces waste by replacing the ink cartridge rather than the entire marker body.

Advantages

The refill provides consistent color intensity and an even ink flow to maintain legible red marks. Its fast-drying formulation minimizes smudging on porous and non-porous surfaces. The cartridge is engineered to fit compatible Fine-Dry 7031 marker housings, enabling quick replacement without tools. Replacing only the ink cartridge is more economical and generates less plastic waste compared with discarding the whole marker.

Suitable for

• Writing and marking on wood, concrete, metal and cardboard
• Site layout, carpentry and joinery marking
• Packaging labels and inspection marks
• General workshop and industrial marking tasks

Key specifications

• Ink color: red
• Fast-drying ink suitable for porous and many non-porous surfaces
• Compatible with PICA MARKER Fine-Dry marker model 7031 housings
• Formulated for clear, durable lines and reduced smudging

How to use

Ensure you have a compatible Fine-Dry 7031 marker body. Remove the spent cartridge from the marker according to the marker manufacturer’s instructions and insert the red refill until it seats securely. Replace any protective cap and allow a few seconds for the ink to flow into the tip. Test on a scrap surface to confirm ink flow and drying characteristics before marking your workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use the refill in well-ventilated areas and store spare cartridges in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. For best results, keep the marker tip capped when not in use to preserve tip condition and prevent premature drying. If consistent line width is required, test on a sample surface to verify performance with the chosen substrate.