Chalk marker Schneider Electric MAXX 265 Yellow, stroke 1–3 mm, pack of 10

The Chalk marker Schneider Electric MAXX 265 in yellow is a water-based liquid chalk marker designed for writing and drawing on non-porous surfaces. It produces paint-like, low-odour marks that are visible on blackboards, glass, windows and menu boards. The marker offers a variable stroke width between 1 and 3 mm for thin to medium lines and is supplied as a pack of 10, providing multiple markers for frequent use in cafés, classrooms, retail displays and temporary signage.

Advantages

This yellow MAXX 265 chalk marker delivers consistent, opaque colour with minimal smell thanks to its water-based formula. The variable tip allows controlled line width from fine to medium, and the ink wipes off almost all smooth, non-porous surfaces with a moist cloth. The markers are suitable for short-term labelling and decorative writing, and being sold in a pack of 10 ensures convenient replacement and consistent colour across multiple signs or projects.

Suitable for

• Writing menus and specials on glass or chalkboard menu boards
• Temporary window signage and retail display labelling
• Classroom boards, demonstration surfaces and workshop notes
• Decorative lettering and seasonal displays on smooth surfaces

Key specifications

• Ink type: water-based liquid chalk with paint-like opacity
• Colour: yellow
• Stroke width: adjustable between 1 mm and 3 mm
• Odour: low
• Removability: wipes off almost all smooth, non-porous surfaces with a moist cloth
• Pack quantity: 10 markers

How to use

Shake the marker well before use and prime the tip if required by pressing gently on a protected surface until the ink flows evenly. Write or draw on clean, dry, non-porous surfaces such as glass, glazed tiles or chalkboards. For the narrowest lines use light pressure and a more vertical angle; for thicker lines tilt the marker and apply slightly more pressure. Allow markings to dry briefly before handling to avoid smudging.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use on smooth, non-absorbent surfaces and test on an inconspicuous area first. Remove marks with a moist cloth; for more persistent residues, use a mild glass cleaner. Avoid use on untreated wood, paper or other porous materials if you need removability, as ink on absorbent surfaces may be permanent.