Marker Sakura Solid blue for low temperatures SKXSCT36RT – solid paint marker, blue ink

Sakura Solid blue marker SKXSCT36RT is a solid paint marker engineered to perform reliably at low temperatures. Its solidified paint core dispenses opaque blue pigment that adheres to a variety of surfaces without the risk of freezing, making it suitable for work in cold environments where liquid markers can fail. The marker is designed for creating durable, high-contrast marks on metal, plastic, wood, glass and other materials encountered in industrial, outdoor, and cold-storage settings.

Advantages

The solid paint composition ensures consistent, uninterrupted lines and prevents ink from freezing, allowing continuous use in sub-zero conditions. The marker produces opaque, quick-drying blue marks that remain visible on dark and reflective surfaces. Its robust tip and housing offer resistance to mechanical wear, making the tool durable for repeated use in demanding environments.

Suitable for

• Marking metal parts and components in cold workshops and fabrication facilities
• Labeling crates, pallets and packaging in refrigerated warehouses
• Outdoor marking in cold weather for construction and maintenance tasks
• Temporary identification on plastic, wood or glass in low-temperature conditions

Key specifications

• Ink type: solid paint core that dispenses opaque pigment
• Color: blue pigment formulated for visibility on various surfaces
• Temperature performance: designed for reliable use at low temperatures where liquid markers may freeze
• Drying: quick-drying opaque marks to reduce smudging
• Tip/housing: durable tip and casing suitable for industrial use

How to use

Shake or agitate the marker according to the manufacturer's instructions prior to initial use if advised, then press the tip firmly to start the paint flow. Apply steady pressure and draw across the surface to leave an opaque blue line. For best adhesion, ensure the surface is clean and free of loose debris or heavy moisture. If the line becomes faint, press the tip again to restore paint flow; avoid excessive force that could damage the tip.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker capped in an upright position at temperatures recommended by the manufacturer to preserve the solid paint core. For long-term visibility, test the marker on the specific substrate before widespread application and allow marks to fully dry. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when marking on greasy or chemically treated surfaces.