Marker Sakura Pen-Touch 140 green — Sakura SKSAKURA14029, paint marker for glossy and porous surfaces

Sakura Pen-Touch 140 green is a paint marker engineered for permanent marking on a wide range of surfaces, both glossy and porous. It dispenses opaque green ink that remains visible on metal, glass, plastic, wood and paper. The marker incorporates a sturdy nib that produces consistent lines suitable for writing, labeling, crafting and short-term signage, delivering reliable coverage on smooth and textured substrates.

Advantages

The paint formula provides strong opacity and quick adhesion to non-absorbent and absorbent materials. A durable nib construction ensures steady ink flow and uniform stroke width during extended use. The marker is designed to resist smudging once dry and to perform on diverse surfaces without requiring primers or special preparation in most cases.

Suitable for

• Permanent labeling of containers, tools and equipment
• Decorative and craft projects on wood, glass and plastics
• Marking metal parts and hardware for identification
• Writing on glossy surfaces such as coated paper and photographs
• Short-term signage and color-coding tasks

Key specifications

• Ink type: opaque paint-based ink
• Color: green
• Tip: robust nib for consistent lines
• Suitable surfaces: metal, glass, plastic, wood, paper
• Finish: solid, visible coverage on both glossy and porous materials

How to use

Shake the marker vigorously with the cap on before use to mix the paint pigment and carrier. Press the nib down on a scrap surface or click the tip (if applicable) until the ink flows and the tip is saturated. Apply the marker with steady pressure to achieve uniform lines; allow the ink to dry completely to reduce the risk of smudging. For best results on very smooth or non-absorbent surfaces, clean and degrease the area prior to marking.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. Replace the cap tightly after use to prevent drying. Test the marker on an inconspicuous area when working with sensitive or treated surfaces to confirm adhesion and appearance.