Permanent marker PICA MARKER 990/44/SB — yellow, fine tip

The PICA MARKER 990/44/SB in yellow is a fine-tip permanent marker designed for clear, precise lines on a variety of surfaces. Its pigment ink delivers visible, long-lasting marks suitable for labeling, detail writing and situations where a thin, consistent stroke is needed. The marker's compact form and fine tip support accurate handwriting and small-scale marking tasks on materials such as plastics, metal, glass and cardboard.

Advantages

The fine tip provides steady, thin lines for precise marking while the permanent pigment formulation ensures good coverage and durability on many surfaces. The marker resists smudging once dry and maintains consistent ink flow for continuous use. Its bright yellow color offers high visibility for contrast against darker backgrounds and helps marks remain noticeable without overpowering surrounding text or graphics.

Suitable for

• Labeling small components and parts
• Writing on plastic, metal and glass surfaces
• Marking cardboard, tape and packaging
• Detail work requiring a fine, consistent line
• Industrial and workshop marking where permanent identification is needed

Key specifications

• Tip type: fine (suitable for thin lines and detail work)
• Ink type: permanent pigment ink for durable marking
• Color: yellow for high visibility
• Usable on: plastics, metal, glass, cardboard and similar surfaces
• Body: compact handheld marker design for controlled use

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to ensure uniform pigment distribution. Remove the cap and test the ink on a scrap piece of the same material to confirm adhesion and visibility. Apply light, steady pressure and move at a consistent speed to produce a fine, even line. Replace the cap after use to prevent drying of the tip.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally or tip-down for best ink flow. For non-porous surfaces, allow extra drying time and avoid wiping the mark until fully set. Keep out of reach of children and avoid inhalation of vapors in poorly ventilated areas.