Marker Schneider Electric OHP 222F 0.7 mm green — opaque overhead pen for transparencies

Schneider Electric OHP 222F 0.7 mm green is an opaque overhead marker developed for writing and drawing on transparencies and other smooth, non-porous surfaces. The fine 0.7 mm tip delivers consistent, precise lines with even ink flow, making it suitable for presentations, archival notes and detailed annotations. The ink formulates an opaque finish to remain visible under projection and on glossy media.

Advantages

The marker provides a steady, controlled stroke from its 0.7 mm fine tip, enabling legible text and accurate detail work. Its opaque green ink dries quickly on non-porous surfaces to reduce smearing during handling and projection. The pen body is designed for comfortable, extended use and the tip resists deformation under normal writing pressure, ensuring consistent performance over multiple uses.

Suitable for

• Writing and drawing on overhead transparencies
• Annotations on glossy charts and laminated sheets
• Presentation marking and visual aids in classrooms and meeting rooms
• Archival notes on coated paper where opaque ink is required

Key specifications

• Tip width: 0.7 mm (fine)
• Ink type: opaque pigment ink formulated for non-porous surfaces
• Color: green
• Suitable surfaces: transparencies, laminated sheets, glossy/coated paper
• Line consistency: uniform flow for detailed writing and drawing

How to use

Remove the cap before use and hold the marker at a comfortable angle to produce a consistent 0.7 mm line. Apply light, even pressure for fine text and increase control strokes for thicker marks where needed. Allow the ink to dry briefly on the surface before stacking or projecting to avoid smudging. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Usage recommendations

The product performs best on clean, dry, non-porous surfaces. Test the marker on a small area of the media before extensive use. Store horizontally or with the tip down for short periods if frequent use is expected; avoid prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures or direct sunlight.