Paint marker Schneider Electric ML06101460 2.0 mm tip — opaque chromic ink

The Schneider Electric paint marker ML06101460 with a 2.0 mm tip provides precise, high-contrast marking using opaque chromic ink. Designed for clear, durable marks on a wide range of surfaces, this marker performs reliably on metal, plastic, glass and coated materials. The visible chromic pigment ensures legible labels and identification in industrial, workshop and maintenance environments.

Advantages

The 2.0 mm tip delivers controlled, even strokes for writing and simple symbols while maintaining consistent ink flow. Opaque chromic ink adheres well to non-porous and coated surfaces, producing marks that resist smudging during handling. The marker's formulation gives rapid coverage and strong contrast, making it suitable for both indoor and sheltered outdoor use. Its construction supports straightforward application without specialized tools.

Suitable for

• Industrial marking and component identification
• Workshop and maintenance labeling
• Marking on metal, plastic and glass surfaces
• Temporary or semi-permanent labels on coated materials

Key specifications

• Tip diameter: 2.0 mm for fine-to-medium lines
• Ink type: opaque chromic ink formulated for high contrast
• Suitable surfaces: metal, plastic, glass, coated surfaces
• Application: manual marking for identification and labeling

How to use

Shake the marker before use to mix the opaque chromic ink evenly. Press the tip briefly on a test surface to start the ink flow and verify the line width. Apply steady pressure to produce consistent strokes; use multiple passes for denser coverage if required. Allow marks to dry before handling the surface to reduce the risk of smearing. Store horizontally or with the cap securely closed to maintain tip condition and ink performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, clean the marking surface to remove dust, oil and grease. Test the marker on a small inconspicuous area to confirm adhesion and visibility. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct weathering when used outdoors; for long-term outdoor durability, consider protective coatings or regularly refreshed markings.