Marker pen Sakura PEN-TOUCH BLUE CERAMGLASS 2 mm tip

Sakura PEN-TOUCH BLUE CERAMGLASS 2 mm tip is a marker pen designed for precise, opaque blue lines on non-porous and glazed surfaces. The CeramGlass ink formula adheres to materials such as glass, ceramics, metal and glazed tiles, producing controlled strokes with a consistent 2 mm line width. This marker is suitable for tasks that require visible, durable markings for labeling, decorating and craft applications.

Advantages

The CeramGlass ink provides strong adhesion and opacity on smooth, glazed and metallic surfaces, ensuring markings remain visible after application. The firm 2 mm tip delivers consistent, controlled strokes for precise lines and detailing. Sakura PEN-TOUCH is formulated for durability on non-porous substrates and resists fading under normal indoor conditions.

Suitable for

• Writing and labeling on glass and test tubes
• Decorating ceramics, porcelain and glazed tiles
• Marking metal parts and tools for identification
• Craft projects requiring opaque blue accents on smooth surfaces

Key specifications

• Tip size: 2 mm firm bullet tip for consistent stroke width
• Ink type: CeramGlass opaque pigment ink formulated for non-porous surfaces
• Color: Blue
• Compatible surfaces: Glass, ceramics, glazed tiles, metal and other non-porous substrates
• Finish: Opaque, matte-to-semi-gloss depending on substrate

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the CeramGlass pigment evenly. Press the tip gently on a test area to start the ink flow, then apply with steady pressure to produce a uniform 2 mm line. For best results, work on clean, dry surfaces free of dust, grease or residues. Allow the marking to dry fully; drying time varies with surface type and ambient conditions. On some surfaces a gentle cure or baking step may improve durability—refer to surface-specific guidance if required.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. For long-term exposure to moisture or outdoor conditions, evaluate adhesion on a sample area first. If stronger permanence is needed on glazed ceramics, optional post-curing methods compatible with the surface may increase abrasion resistance.