Marker for CD/DVD Q-Connect KF13319, tip size S 0.4 mm line, red

Q-Connect Marker for CD/DVD KF13319 is a permanent marker engineered for writing directly on optical disc surfaces. The marker has a fine S-tip that produces a 0.4 mm line in red ink, allowing precise, thin, and legible text suitable for labeling CDs and DVDs without smudging or obscuring printed disc artwork. The product is intended for reliable, long-lasting marks on glossy and semi-gloss disc substrates commonly used for data storage and media distribution.

Advantages

The fine 0.4 mm tip delivers consistent, narrow lines for small labels and detailed notes, while permanent ink resists fading and light smearing after drying. The barrel and cap are designed to protect the tip from drying out during storage, and the marker is lightweight for comfortable, controlled writing. Red ink provides clear contrast on light-colored disc surfaces for easy identification.

Suitable for

• Labeling CD and DVD media with titles, dates, or track lists
• Archival indexing of optical disks in offices, libraries, and studios
• Home media organization and small-scale production or duplication tasks

Key specifications

• Tip size: fine S-tip producing approximately 0.4 mm line width
• Ink type: permanent, quick-drying ink formulated for disc surfaces
• Ink color: red for high contrast on light disc labels
• Intended surface: CD and DVD glossy or semi-gloss substrates
• Design: lightweight barrel with protective cap to prevent tip drying

How to use

Before writing, ensure the disc surface is clean and free of dust, oil, or fingerprints; wipe gently with a lint-free cloth if necessary. Remove the cap and allow the marker tip to make light contact with the disc surface, applying steady, controlled pressure to produce the desired 0.4 mm line. Allow the ink to dry for a few seconds to minimize the chance of smudging. Replace the cap after use to maintain tip condition and ink longevity.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test the marker on a spare or non-critical disc to confirm adhesion and drying time on the specific disc material. Avoid writing over printed photographs or full-color inkjet-printed labels unless verified safe; store discs flat after labeling until fully dry to prevent contact marks.