Marker PILOT Permanent Marker 100 — green ink, stroke width 1–4.5 mm

PILOT Permanent Marker 100 in green ink is a permanent marker designed for clear, long-lasting marking on paper and many non-porous surfaces. It features a single-tip construction with a variable stroke width from 1 mm to 4.5 mm, enabling both fine lines and broader marks with one instrument. The ink is formulated for permanence and visibility in green, making it suitable for labeling, coding, office tasks and general-purpose marking where durable green marks are required.

Advantages

The marker delivers adjustable line widths without the need to change pens, allowing precise detail work and broader coverage in one tool. Its green ink provides consistent colour and good contrast on a variety of surfaces. The design includes a capped pen to protect the tip when not in use and helps preserve ink performance for extended periods of storage and intermittent use.

Suitable for

• Labeling documents and folders
• Marking on plastics, coated paper and many non-porous materials
• Coding and colour-coding systems in offices or storage areas
• General-purpose marking in workshop and craft tasks

Key specifications

• Ink colour: green
• Stroke width: variable from 1 mm to 4.5 mm
• Tip type: ogive (rounded/fine-to-medium)
• Suitable surfaces: paper and many non-porous materials
• Pen closure: cap

How to use

Remove the cap and apply the tip to the surface with light to moderate pressure. Use the tip edge to produce fine lines (approximately 1 mm) and tilt the pen to use more of the tip for wider strokes (up to about 4.5 mm). Allow fresh marks to dry before stacking or handling to avoid smudging. Replace the cap after use to maintain tip condition and prevent ink drying.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test the marker on a small area of the target surface to confirm adhesion and colour appearance. Store horizontally or with the tip down for short periods if frequent use is expected; cap securely for longer storage. Avoid prolonged exposure to extreme heat or direct sunlight to preserve ink colour and performance.