Marker Staedtler 315 WP8 Black Blue Brown Green Orange Red Violet Yellow

The Staedtler 315 WP8 Marker set includes eight universal non-permanent markers in black, blue, brown, green, orange, red, violet and yellow. These markers use water-soluble, fast-drying ink that delivers bright colour brilliance and can be wiped off overhead film with a damp cloth. With a durable PP barrel and cap, clip for carrying and refillable design (Lumocolor refill station 487 15), the set is suitable for a wide range of surfaces and comes in a stand-up STAEDTLER box. Available in four line widths for versatile use.

Advantages

Water-soluble, non-permanent ink that dries quickly and produces vivid colours; can be removed from overhead film with a damp cloth. Durable polypropylene barrel and cap extend service life, and the pen is refillable with Lumocolor refill station 487 15. Compact stand-up box and integrated clip improve storage and transport. Suitable for many surfaces including paper, plastic, glass and more.

Suitable for

• Writing and marking on paper and cardboard
• Annotating overhead film and transparencies
• Marking on plastic, metal and polystyrene
• Labeling glass, porcelain, wood, leather and stone

Key specifications

• Brand: Staedtler
• Model / MPN: 315 WP8
• EAN: 4007817309339
• Colors: Black, Blue, Brown, Green, Orange, Red, Violet, Yellow
• Ink: Water-soluble, non-permanent
• Drying: Fast-drying
• Barrel / Cap: Polypropylene (PP)
• Refillable: Yes (Lumocolor refill station 487 15)
• Packaging: Stand-up STAEDTLER box
• Line widths: Available in 4 line widths

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use and test on a scrap surface if necessary. Write or draw on the chosen surface using steady pressure. For overhead film, remove ink with a damp cloth while the ink is still wet or shortly after application. Replace the cap after use to prevent drying and refill with Lumocolor refill station 487 15 when ink runs low.

Usage recommendations

Use on clean, dry surfaces for best results. Avoid prolonged exposure to heat and direct sunlight. When marking on porous surfaces expect reduced removability; test on an inconspicuous area first.