Marker Schneider Electric Maxx 271 — permanent marker, tip size not specified, model SR127105

Schneider Electric Maxx 271 (model SR127105) is a permanent paint marker designed for reliable, durable marking across a wide range of materials. The marker produces a medium-width line (approximately 1–2 mm) from a bullet-type tip and contains highly opaque yellow ink. It is formulated to adhere well to rough and smooth surfaces including paper, plastic, glass, ceramics, metal, leather and rubber, and offers resistance to abrasion, water and weathering. The valve-controlled paint ink is free of toluene and xylene, and the tip is replaceable, supporting continued use.

Advantages

The Schneider Electric Maxx 271 provides strong coverage with a highly opaque yellow paint that remains visible on both light and dark substrates. Its formulation gives good adhesion and abrasion resistance on many materials, and the mark is lightfast, water- and weather-resistant. The valve-controlled ink feed ensures consistent flow during application, while the replaceable bullet tip extends the usable life of the marker. The paint can withstand elevated temperatures up to approximately 300 °C, making it suitable for applications where heat resistance is required.

Suitable for

• Labeling packaging, components and parts
• Marking on metal, glass, ceramics and plastics
• Industrial and workshop marking where durable, weatherproof marks are needed
• Decorative marking and highlighting on rough or smooth surfaces

Key specifications

• Ink type: opaque paint-based permanent ink
• Line width: medium, approx. 1–2 mm (bullet tip)
• Color: yellow
• Tip: replaceable bullet tip
• Ink feed: valve-controlled
• Chemical properties: free of toluene and xylene
• Durability: lightfast, water- and weather-resistant, abrasion-resistant
• Heat resistance: up to approx. 300 °C
• Suitable surfaces: paper, plastic, glass, ceramics, metal, leather, rubber

How to use

Shake the marker vigorously before use to activate the paint. Press the tip briefly on a scrap surface if necessary to start the valve-controlled ink flow. Apply the marker with consistent pressure to produce a medium line of about 1–2 mm; adjust stroke speed for coverage and opacity. Allow the paint to dry thoroughly on porous surfaces and avoid contact until fully cured. If the tip becomes worn or clogged, replace it to restore line quality.

Usage recommendations

Use on clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion. Test on an inconspicuous area when applying to sensitive or coated materials. Store horizontally or with the cap securely closed to prevent tip drying. Keep out of reach of children and avoid inhalation of vapors during extended use.