Marker Schneider Electric MAXX 130 Conical Tip 1–3 mm Red

Schneider Electric MAXX 130 Conical Tip 1–3 mm Red is a practical marking tool designed for clear, visible writing and labeling on paper, cardboard and other common surfaces. The conical tip provides a variable line width from 1 to 3 mm depending on angle and pressure, allowing both fine lines and broader strokes with a single marker. The cap secures the tip when not in use, and the barrel is shaped for comfortable grip during repeated writing tasks.

Advantages

The marker offers a consistent red color with smooth ink flow and quick-drying performance suitable for everyday office and workshop tasks. Its conical tip delivers flexibility in line width without changing tools, and the ergonomic barrel reduces hand fatigue. The marker is designed for reliable marking on common surfaces such as paper and cardboard, making it a straightforward option for labeling, sketching and temporary signage.

Suitable for

• Office labeling and document marking
• Packaging and cardboard marking in warehouses
• Workshop notes and temporary markings on non-porous surfaces
• School and craft projects requiring a bright red marker

Key specifications

• Tip type: conical
• Line width: variable, approximately 1–3 mm depending on angle and pressure
• Ink color: red
• Recommended surfaces: paper, cardboard and other common porous and semi-porous materials
• Barrel: ergonomic shape for comfortable handling
• Drying behavior: quick-drying ink for reduced smudging

How to use

Remove the cap and test the marker on a scrap piece of the target material to determine the required angle and pressure for the desired line width. For fine lines, hold the marker more upright with light pressure; for broader strokes, tilt the tip and apply firmer pressure. Replace the cap after use to prevent drying. Store the marker horizontally or with the tip down to maintain consistent ink flow.

Usage recommendations

Use the marker on clean, dry surfaces for best results. Avoid prolonged contact with non-compatible plastics or very glossy coatings. When marking important documents or archival materials, test the ink for bleed-through and permanence beforehand.