Whiteboard Marker Schneider MAXX 290 conical tip, black ink

Schneider MAXX 290 conical tip whiteboard marker in black ink is designed for clear, erasable writing and drawing on non-porous surfaces such as whiteboards and glass. The compact barrel and conical nib deliver controlled strokes suitable for writing text and drawing symbols, while the ink formulation allows easy dry erasing without ghosting when used on compatible surfaces. The marker is intended for everyday use in offices, classrooms and at home where legible, temporary markings are required.

Advantages

The conical tip offers a stable line width that adapts to both fine and broader strokes depending on the applied angle. Black ink provides high contrast and readability on whiteboard and glass surfaces. The compact design is easy to handle and store, and the ink dries quickly to reduce smudging during normal use. The marker’s erasable formula supports repeated reuse of whiteboard surfaces without leaving permanent residue when erased promptly.

Suitable for

• Office presentations and meeting room whiteboards
• Classroom instruction and training sessions
• Home organization, planning and temporary notes on glass or whiteboards
• Sketching diagrams, flowcharts and lists where erasable ink is needed

Key specifications

• Tip shape: conical tip for variable stroke width
• Ink color: black
• Surface compatibility: non-porous surfaces such as whiteboard and glass
• Finish: erasable/dry-wipe ink
• Barrel: compact, handheld design

How to use

Remove the cap before use and press the conical tip gently to start the ink flow if necessary. Write or draw directly onto a clean, dry non-porous surface. To achieve thinner or thicker lines, change the angle of the conical tip or alter applied pressure. After use, replace the cap securely to prevent the tip from drying out. To erase, use a dry eraser or cloth; for stubborn marks, a damp cloth or a whiteboard cleaner can be used.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. Avoid using on porous materials where ink may soak in and become permanent. If marks remain after erasing, clean the surface with a suitable whiteboard cleaner and wipe dry before reuse.