Marker Sakura Solid black thin tip for high temperatures — thin black permanent marker

Sakura Solid black thin tip marker is designed for making precise, permanent marks on surfaces exposed to elevated temperatures. The marker delivers a consistent, fine black line intended for metal, glass, ceramics and other heat-exposed materials commonly found in industrial and workshop environments. Its ink formulation resists fading and smudging when subjected to heat, providing reliable legibility where standard markers would fail.

Advantages

The thin tip enables accurate, narrow lines for detailed marking and labelling tasks. Heat-resistant permanent ink maintains contrast and adhesion on challenging substrates such as metal and ceramic when exposed to higher temperatures. The marker body is balanced for controlled handling during repetitive industrial use, and the quick-drying ink reduces the risk of accidental smears.

Suitable for

• Marking metal parts and components in manufacturing and maintenance
• Labeling glass and ceramic items that undergo heating
• Workshop and tooling identification where fine, durable lines are required
• Applications requiring long-lasting, heat-stable permanent marks

Key specifications

• Tip type: thin/needle tip for fine lines
• Ink color: black
• Performance: heat-resistant permanent ink formulated for elevated temperatures
• Suitable surfaces: metal, glass, ceramics and other heat-exposed materials
• Drying: quick-drying to minimise smudging

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to ensure uniform ink flow. Press the fine tip lightly to start ink delivery and test on a scrap piece of the target material if possible. Apply steady, controlled strokes to produce precise lines; avoid prolonged contact of the tip with extremely rough or abrasive surfaces. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Usage recommendations

For best results, store the marker horizontally at room temperature and avoid exposing it to direct flames or temperatures beyond the intended service range of the ink. When marking items that will be subjected to prolonged high heat, perform a trial mark and verify adhesion and legibility after heating.