Marker Sakura Solid white for low temperatures SKXSCT50RT – white pigment, solid paint marker

Sakura Solid SKXSCT50RT is a white solid paint marker formulated for reliable marking in low-temperature environments. The marker features a white pigment solid core that lays down opaque, highly visible marks on metal, plastic, glass and other surfaces without the need for tipping or shaking. Designed for industrial, workshop and outdoor applications, this solid paint marker maintains consistent performance in cold conditions and creates resistant, easy-to-read lines suitable for identification, inspection and temporary labeling.

Advantages

The white pigment solid tip provides immediate opacity and long-lasting visibility on dark and reflective substrates. Its solid paint composition resists smudging and moisture better than regular wax or grease pencils, and it operates effectively at low temperatures where liquid paint markers may fail. The marker dispenses a controlled, even deposit of paint that dries to a durable mark, minimizing mess and ensuring predictable results in repeated use.

Suitable for

• Marking metal parts and components in cold storage or outdoor sites
• Identification and inspection marks on plastic housings and glass surfaces
• Temporary labeling of pipes, machinery and shelving in workshops
• Construction and fabrication tasks that require visible white marks in low temperatures

Key specifications

• Tip type: solid pigment core for consistent opaque lines
• Color: white pigment for high contrast on dark and reflective materials
• Suitable surfaces: metal, plastic, glass and similar substrates
• Temperature performance: optimized for low-temperature use
• Finish: opaque, non-transparent paint marks with good adhesion

How to use

Hold the marker at a slight angle and apply firm, even pressure to deposit the solid paint onto the surface. For best results on rough or rusted metal, make sure the area is free from loose debris and press steadily to ensure full contact between the core and the substrate. There is no shaking or priming required; if the tip becomes blunt, rotate or reshape the core by lightly rubbing it on a scrap surface to restore a clean edge. Allow the mark to dry to touch before exposing it to moisture or handling.

Usage recommendations

Use on clean, dry surfaces for maximum adhesion and visibility. Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain an even wear of the solid core. For long-term outdoor exposure, verify compatibility with the specific substrate and consider re-marking as needed, since extreme weather conditions and abrasion can reduce longevity.