Marker Sakura Solid thin, red — high-temperature resistant tip, SKXSCS19RT

The Sakura Solid thin marker in red is a fine-tip marking tool engineered for high-temperature resistance and precise, durable markings. Designed to deliver consistent red lines, it suits industrial, workshop, and craft environments where heat-stable ink and a narrow tip are required. The compact form and thin nib allow accurate application on a variety of materials while maintaining legibility under elevated temperature conditions.

Advantages

The marker offers a heat-resistant pigment formulation that remains visible after exposure to higher temperatures and provides a reliable, consistent flow through a thin, solid tip for fine lines. Its construction emphasizes durability and control, enabling steady strokes and minimal bleeding on many common surfaces. The red color is vivid and easily distinguishable for labeling and coding purposes.

Suitable for

• Industrial marking of components exposed to heat
• Workshop labeling and part identification
• Precision craft work and model making
• Temporary or permanent markings on metal, glass, ceramics and coated surfaces

Key specifications

• Tip type: thin solid nib for fine, precise lines
• Ink color: red with high-temperature resistance
• Line width: suitable for narrow, detailed marking
• Application surfaces: designed for use on metal, glass, ceramics and many coated surfaces
• Form factor: compact handheld marker body for controlled application

How to use

Remove the cap and shake the marker briefly if recommended by the manufacturer to ensure consistent ink flow. Press the thin solid tip gently against the surface and draw the required line or marking with steady, even pressure. For the best result on non-porous surfaces, ensure the area is clean and dry before marking. Allow the ink to dry fully; drying time may vary depending on the substrate and ambient conditions.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. Test on an inconspicuous area first to confirm adhesion and heat resistance on the intended substrate. Cap the marker after use to prevent drying and keep away from direct flame or extreme heat sources beyond its intended temperature tolerance.