Marker Schneider Electric Maxx 250 black — permanent marker, black ink

Schneider Electric Maxx 250 black is a permanent marker designed to provide clear, durable markings on a variety of surfaces. The black ink delivers high contrast for labeling, coding and general-purpose marking needs in both industrial and office environments. The marker’s compact, cylindrical body and balanced weight make it suitable for frequent use and comfortable handling during extended tasks.

Advantages

The Maxx 250 black offers a fine to medium line width with consistent ink flow that resists smudging once dry. Its permanent, alcohol-based formulation adheres well to paper, cardboard, plastics and many coated surfaces, delivering legible, long-lasting marks. The cap seals tightly to minimise drying and the robust tip sustains repeated use without rapid wear, making the marker reliable for routine identification and coding tasks.

Suitable for

• Labeling boxes, files and equipment
• Marking plastics and coated materials
• Industrial coding and part identification
• Office and warehouse everyday marking

Key specifications

• Ink colour: black
• Ink type: permanent, alcohol-based
• Line width: fine to medium (approx. variable stroke)
• Tip: durable fibre tip designed for consistent flow
• Body: compact, cylindrical for easy grip
• Drying properties: quick-drying, smudge-resistant on many surfaces

How to use

Shake the marker briefly before use to homogenise the ink. Remove the cap and press the tip gently to start the ink flow if necessary. Apply steady pressure and draw or write at a moderate speed to obtain an even line. Replace the cap securely after use to preserve tip condition and prevent ink drying. If marking on very smooth or non-porous surfaces, allow additional drying time.

Usage recommendations

For best results, store the marker horizontally when not in use and test on a scrap area if marking coated or sensitive surfaces. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or heat to maintain ink stability. Keep out of reach of children and ensure the cap is closed when the marker is not in use.