Marker pens Schneider Maxx 293, pack of 10, chisel tip, red ink

Marker pens Schneider Maxx 293 (pack of 10) are chisel-tip markers with red ink that produce variable line widths of approximately 2 and 5 mm. They are designed for writing, highlighting and marking on whiteboards, flipcharts and many non-porous surfaces. The ink is formulated without toluene and xylene, has low odour and can be removed from whiteboards with a dry cloth without leaving residue; on flipchart paper it does not seep through to the page underneath. The larger ink volume provides extended writing performance, and the refined chisel tip writes smoothly without squeaking.

Advantages

The Schneider Maxx 293 markers offer clear, high-contrast red ink that remains visible at a distance and is easy to erase from non-porous surfaces. The cap-off ink resists drying for 2–3 days if the cap is left off, and the markers include a practical clip cap. The ink formula excludes toluene and xylene, reducing solvent exposure. The higher-volume refillable design extends service life and the soft chisel tip allows both narrow and broad strokes without noise.

Suitable for

• Writing and presenting on whiteboards
• Annotating flipcharts and large-format paper
• Office, classroom and workshop marking tasks on non-porous surfaces

Key specifications

• Tip type: chisel tip
• Line widths: approx. 2 mm and 5 mm
• Ink colour: red
• Odour: low
• Solvent content: free of toluene and xylene
• Cap-off time: resistant to drying for 2–3 days
• Pack size: 10 markers
• Refillable: compatible with refill station Maxx 665

How to use

Use the chisel edge to produce narrow or broad lines by changing the angle and pressure while writing on whiteboards or flipchart paper. After use, replace the cap to preserve ink life; if the cap is left off, the ink remains usable for 2–3 days. For permanent maintenance, refill the marker using the designated refill station when the ink runs low.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally or with the tip down to maintain consistent ink flow. Test on a small area of the intended surface before extended use to ensure compatibility and avoid accidental staining of porous materials.