PILOT marker for CD/DVD Twin-sided black PISCTMEFCDBX1 — dual-tip archival ink

PILOT marker for CD/DVD Twin-sided black PISCTMEFCDBX1 — dual-tip archival ink is a twin-sided marker specifically designed for writing on optical media such as CDs and DVDs. The marker provides two tip sizes to accommodate both fine and broad lines and uses archival-quality black ink formulated to adhere to non-porous disc surfaces without smearing. It is intended for clear, durable labeling of media, helping to organize and identify optical storage reliably.

Advantages

The dual-tip design combines a fine tip for detailed text and a broader tip for bold titles or quick coverage, reducing the need for multiple markers. Archival-quality black ink resists smearing and fading on disc surfaces and other non-porous materials. The marker’s fast-drying ink minimizes the risk of transfer when handling freshly labeled media and is formulated to write cleanly on glossy and smooth surfaces typical of optical discs.

Suitable for

• Labeling CDs and DVDs with titles, dates, and content descriptions
• Organizing optical media collections in home, office, or studio environments
• Writing on other non-porous surfaces such as coated paper, plastic cases, and glossy labels

Key specifications

• Tip configuration: dual tips — fine and broad for varied line widths
• Ink color: black
• Ink type: archival-quality, fast-drying suitable for non-porous surfaces
• Surface compatibility: optical discs (CD/DVD) and other smooth, glossy materials

How to use

Before writing, ensure the disc surface is clean and free of dust, fingerprints or residues. Use the fine tip for small text or detailed notes and switch to the broad tip for larger labels or bold headings. Apply steady, even pressure and allow the ink to dry for a short time before stacking or handling the media to avoid transfer. Store the marker capped and horizontally or tip-down as recommended by the manufacturer to maintain ink flow.

Usage recommendations

For durable results, test the marker on an inconspicuous area or spare disc to confirm adhesion and drying time. Avoid writing over printed or pre-coated labels where adhesion may vary. Keep out of reach of children and replace the cap after use to prevent the tips from drying out.