Marker Schneider Electric Maxx 270 — Schneider Schreibgeräte Maxx 270, felt-tip marker, black ink

Schneider Electric Maxx 270 is a felt-tip marker designed for everyday marking tasks on paper and a wide range of other surfaces. This hand marker delivers a strong, opaque black line with a bullet tip that produces a variable stroke width of approximately 1–3 mm. The ink is valve-controlled, free of toluol and xylol, and the marker is supplied individually shrink-wrapped. A replaceable writing tip extends the usable life of the product.

Advantages

The Maxx 270 provides high opacity and good adhesion on many materials, ensuring clear, durable marks. Its ink is water- and weather-resistant and resists abrasion, many washing and etching procedures, and heat up to 300 °C. The valve-controlled flow gives consistent ink delivery while the absence of toluol and xylol reduces exposure to those solvents. The bullet tip yields a consistent 1–3 mm line for everyday writing and marking.

Suitable for

• Writing and marking on paper, cardboard and cartons
• Marking on plastics and coated surfaces
• Labeling glass, ceramics and metal parts
• Marking on leather, rubber and other textured materials
• General office, school and home use where durable black markings are required

Key specifications

• Tip type: bullet tip
• Line width: approx. 1–3 mm
• Ink colour: black
• Ink characteristics: highly opaque, valve-controlled flow, free of toluol and xylol
• Durability: water- and weather-resistant, abrasion-resistant, lightfast
• Heat resistance: up to 300 °C
• Replaceable writing tip
• Packaging: individually shrink-wrapped

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to ensure even ink distribution. Press the tip briefly on a test surface to activate the valve-controlled ink flow and produce a steady black line. Apply the marker with moderate pressure to achieve the intended 1–3 mm stroke width. When marking non-porous or glossy surfaces, allow additional drying time to reach full adhesion and abrasion resistance. Replace the tip if worn to maintain consistent line quality.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker capped and horizontally when not in use. For best results on non-porous materials, test on a small area first. Avoid prolonged exposure of freshly marked items to high heat until the ink has fully cured.