Acrylic marker Schneider Electric Paint-it 320 4 mm Pink

Schneider Electric Paint-it 320 acrylic marker with a 4 mm tip in pink is designed for writing, marking and decorating on surfaces compatible with acrylic paint. The marker dispenses pigmented acrylic ink that creates consistent medium-width lines suitable for visible labels, craft details and small corrective work. Its compact form and controlled tip make it convenient for precision tasks where a durable colored mark is required.

Advantages

The Schneider Electric Paint-it 320 combines a solvent-resistant acrylic formulation with a firm 4 mm tip that maintains even ink flow and predictable line width. The water-based acrylic pigment dries to a durable finish and resists smudging once set. The marker is portable and straightforward to use for single-handed marking, offering consistent color output and reliable tip resilience for repeated applications.

Suitable for

• Labeling containers, panels and cables where a visible pink mark is needed
• Craft projects, scrapbooking and decorative detailing
• Touching up signage, painted surfaces and metal or plastic housings
• Marking workshop parts, prototype assemblies and layout lines

Key specifications

• Tip width: 4 mm (medium)
• Ink type: acrylic (water-based pigment)
• Color: pink
• Recommended use: marking, writing, decorative and corrective touches
• Form factor: handheld marker with firm bullet/chisel-style tip

How to use

Shake the marker well before use to mix the acrylic pigment. Press the tip briefly on a scrap surface until the ink flows evenly, then apply to the target surface using steady pressure to obtain a uniform 4 mm line. Allow the mark to dry fully; drying time depends on surface absorbency and ambient conditions. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out and store horizontally or tip-up according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Usage recommendations

For optimal adhesion and longevity, clean the surface of dust, oil or loose particles before marking. Test the marker on an inconspicuous area to verify color and compatibility with the substrate. Avoid use on materials that are not compatible with acrylic paints or on surfaces exposed to extreme heat or continuous abrasion.