Marker pen Sakura Marker Pen-Touch 130 red — permanent paint marker, bullet tip, alcohol-based ink

Sakura Marker Pen-Touch 130 in red is a permanent paint marker designed for marking on a wide range of surfaces. The marker uses alcohol-based paint ink formulated to adhere to metal, glass, plastic, wood and paper, providing durable, visible red markings. The bullet (round) tip produces a consistent line width suitable for writing, numbering and general marking tasks where a bold, permanent red is required.

Advantages

The Sakura Marker Pen-Touch 130 combines alcohol-based paint ink with a robust bullet tip to deliver reliable coverage and lasting adhesion on smooth and porous materials. Its pigment-rich red ink resists fading on many surfaces, dries to a semi-gloss finish and remains legible after handling. The round tip maintains uniform stroke width, simplifying labeling and repetitive marking work while the marker’s construction supports controlled ink flow for steady application.

Suitable for

• Industrial and workshop marking on metal parts and tools
• Labeling plastic containers, pipes and components
• Marking glass and ceramics for crafts and signage
• Woodworking identification and project marking
• Paper, cardboard and packaging marking

Key specifications

• Ink type: alcohol-based paint ink
• Tip shape: bullet (round) tip
• Color: red
• Finish: semi-gloss permanent mark
• Usability: suitable for smooth and porous surfaces such as metal, glass, plastic, wood and paper

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the paint. Press the tip several times on a test surface until ink flows and the tip is saturated. Apply the marker with steady pressure and a consistent angle to achieve uniform lines. Allow sufficient drying time on non-porous surfaces; for best results, test on an inconspicuous area first to confirm adhesion and drying characteristics.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally when not in use and recap tightly to prevent tip drying. For durable outdoor exposure, combine appropriate surface preparation with the marker’s paint ink, and consider a protective topcoat if maximum weather resistance is required.