Marker pen Sakura Marker Pen-Touch 140 blue – permanent paint marker, bullet tip

Sakura Marker Pen-Touch 140 blue is a permanent paint marker designed for writing, marking and decorating on a wide range of surfaces including metal, glass, plastic and wood. The marker has a bullet (round) tip that produces a consistent line width and an opaque water-based pigment ink that dries to a durable, visible finish. Its compact barrel is intended for comfortable handheld use in crafts, industrial marking, hobby projects and general-purpose labeling.

Advantages

The bullet tip provides uniform strokes and reliable control for both text and simple graphics. Opaque pigment ink offers good coverage and visibility on light and dark surfaces and dries to a water-resistant finish suitable for most indoor and outdoor uses. The compact, lightweight barrel is easy to handle for extended periods, and the marker is suitable for a variety of materials without the need for special primers.

Suitable for

• Marking metal parts and tools
• Labeling glass containers and jars
• Writing on plastic components and housings
• Crafts, hobby projects and decorative detailing
• Temporary signage and general-purpose labeling

Key specifications

• Tip type: bullet (round) tip for consistent line width
• Ink type: opaque water-based pigment paint
• Color: blue
• Drying: fast-drying to a durable finish
• Suitable surfaces: metal, glass, plastic, wood and other common materials
• Barrel: compact, handheld design

How to use

Shake the marker well with the cap on before use to mix the pigment evenly. Press the tip down several times on a scrap surface to prime the flow until the ink appears. Apply the marker with steady pressure to produce uniform lines; allow the ink to dry fully before handling the marked object. For the best result on porous or heavily textured surfaces, test on a small area first.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. Replace the cap securely after each use to prevent the tip from drying. On glossy or non-porous surfaces, allow extra drying time and consider curing or sealing if long-term abrasion resistance is required.