Marker pen Sakura Pen-Touch 130 — black, bullet tip, permanent pigment ink

Sakura Pen-Touch 130 is a permanent marker with black pigment ink and a bullet (round) tip designed for durable marking on a wide range of surfaces. The marker produces opaque, fade-resistant lines that adhere well to paper, cardboard, metal, glass, plastic and wood. Its compact design and consistent ink flow make it suitable for labeling, crafts, signage and light industrial marking where a non-water-soluble pigment is required.

Advantages

The marker delivers dense, consistent black lines that remain visible over time and resist fading. The bullet tip provides a uniform stroke for writing, outlining and simple detailing. Permanent pigment ink offers good adhesion and opacity on porous and non-porous materials, while the marker’s construction ensures reliable ink flow and long-lasting use between refills or replacements.

Suitable for

• Labeling boxes, files and equipment
• Signage and point-of-sale markings
• Crafts, illustration outlines and mixed-media projects
• Marking metal, glass and plastic components
• Workshop and light industrial identification tasks

Key specifications

• Ink type: permanent pigment ink, black
• Tip shape: bullet (round)
• Line width: medium, consistent stroke suitable for writing and outlining
• Recommended surfaces: paper, cardboard, metal, glass, plastic, wood
• Drying and resistance: opaque finish with fade-resistant, non-water-soluble properties

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to ensure even pigment distribution. Remove the cap and press the tip briefly on a scrap surface to start the ink flow if needed. Hold the marker at a comfortable angle and apply steady pressure to produce uniform lines; use lighter pressure for thinner strokes and firmer pressure for bolder marks. Replace the cap after use to prevent drying and store the marker horizontally or tip-up to maintain consistent ink flow.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test the marker on an inconspicuous area of the chosen surface to confirm adhesion and dryness time. Avoid use on hot or contaminant-covered surfaces. When marking glass or glossy plastics that will be exposed to moisture or heavy abrasion, consider additional sealing or a complementary coating for increased durability.