Chalk Marker Schneider Schreibgeräte Maxx 260

The Schneider Schreibgeräte Maxx 260 chalk marker in white delivers bold, opaque lines with a stroke width adjustable between approximately 5 mm and 1.5 cm. Designed for use on a wide range of non-porous surfaces such as glass, whiteboards, mirrors, chalkboards and laminated signage, this marker creates highly visible text and graphics for indoor and outdoor displays. The water-based, pigment-rich ink provides bright, consistent coverage and can be removed cleanly from smooth surfaces with a damp cloth or eraser, while yielding durable markings on porous materials until intentionally removed.

Advantages

The Maxx 260 produces vivid, highly legible white markings thanks to a dense pigment formulation that resists fading in normal indoor and short-term outdoor conditions. Its versatile chisel tip supports both narrow lines and broad strokes for lettering, highlighting and filling. The marker is easy to handle, with a reliable ink flow that reduces streaking and minimizes frequent reapplication. Removability on non-porous surfaces simplifies sign changes and creative updates without leaving significant residue.

Suitable for

• Writing and drawing on glass surfaces such as storefront windows and display cases
• Creating temporary signage on whiteboards, mirrors and laminated boards
• Menu boards, chalkboard-style signs and event displays
• Craft projects and decorative lettering on smooth ceramics and plastics

Key specifications

• Color: White pigment ink
• Tip type: Chisel (flat) tip
• Stroke width: Approx. 5 mm to 15 mm
• Ink base: Water-based, pigment-rich formulation
• Suitable surfaces: Non-porous surfaces (glass, mirrors, whiteboards, glazed ceramics, laminated boards)
• Removability: Cleans off non-porous surfaces with a damp cloth or eraser

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the pigment. Remove the cap and press the tip down briefly on a scrap surface until ink flows to the nib. Use the chisel edge for broad strokes and rotate the tip to create finer lines near the tip’s corner. Apply consistent pressure for even coverage and allow marked surfaces to dry for a short time. For long-term storage, replace the cap securely and store horizontally or with the cap side up according to manufacturer guidance.

Usage recommendations

Use the Schneider Maxx 260 on clean, dry non-porous surfaces for best results. Test a small area first on unfamiliar materials to confirm removability. To remove marks, wipe with a damp cloth or use a suitable board cleaner; for stubborn residues, a mild glass cleaner or rubbing alcohol can be applied sparingly. Avoid use on untreated wood, paper or other porous materials where ink may penetrate and become permanent.