Permanent marker PILOT Pilot 400, chisel tip, black ink, pack of 20

Pilot 400 permanent marker, chisel tip, black ink, pack of 20 is a boxed set of durable writing instruments designed for marking on a wide range of surfaces including paper, cardboard, plastic and coated materials. Each marker features a broad chisel tip that produces variable line widths for both bold strokes and filling larger areas. The ink is a strong black pigment formulated to dry quickly and provide lasting legibility for office, workshop, warehouse and school applications.

Advantages

The chisel tip delivers both broad and fine lines in a single tool, enabling flexible marking tasks without switching pens. Quick-drying black ink reduces smudging and improves readability on porous and non‑porous surfaces. The markers are supplied in a practical boxed pack of 20, suitable for workplaces that require multiple units for inventory, labeling or classroom use. The design balances a robust tip shape with a comfortable barrel for repeated use.

Suitable for

• Labeling boxes, bins and pallets in warehouses
• Marking on plastic, coated paper and cardboard
• Workshop and industrial marking on wood and metal surfaces
• School and office tasks that require bold, legible writing

Key specifications

• Tip type: chisel (wide/slanted tip) for variable line widths
• Ink colour: black with high pigment concentration
• Drying behaviour: quick-drying formulation to minimize smears
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard, plastic, coated and many non-porous surfaces
• Pack quantity: 20 markers in a boxed set

How to use

Remove the cap and apply the chisel tip to the surface at the desired angle to obtain either a broad stroke (flat angle) or a finer line (edge on). Allow the ink to dry for a few seconds on most surfaces to avoid smearing. Replace the cap after use to preserve tip life and prevent drying. For best results on very smooth or glossy surfaces, test on a small area first to confirm adhesion and drying time.

Usage recommendations

Store markers horizontally when possible to maintain even ink flow across the pack. For long-term marking needs on outdoor-exposed items, consider verifying resistance to weather and handling on a sample item before large-scale application.