Permanent Marker Staedtler 352-2 Red

The Staedtler 352-2 Red is a permanent marker with a polypropylene (PP) barrel and cap designed for durability. It features a fixed tip (approx. 2 mm) that provides a clear, colour-intensive red stroke. The marker is water-resistant, smudge-proof on most surfaces, dries within seconds and is suitable for precise writing and marking at home, in the office or on the go.

Advantages

These permanent markers offer DRY SAFE performance that allows them to be left uncapped for days without drying out (tested to ISO 554). The automatic pressure equalisation makes the marker airplane-safe and prevents leakage during flights. The ink is low-odour and xylene-free, lightfast (black and green for over 10 years on paper) and the black and green inks are weatherproof. The PP barrel and cap increase service life, and the marker is refillable with the STAEDTLER Lumocolor refill station 488 50. A clip is integrated for convenient carrying.

Suitable for

• Precise marking and writing on paper, cardboard and labels
• Long-lasting identification on plastic, metal and glass
• Office, school and home organisation tasks
• Use during travel — airplane-safe marking

Key specifications

• Brand: Staedtler
• Model / MPN: 352-2
• Colour: Red
• Tip: fixed bullet/chisel hybrid, approx. 2 mm stroke width
• Barrel material: PP (polypropylene)
• Features: DRY SAFE (ISO 554), low odour, xylene-free, clip included, refillable with Lumocolor 488 50

How to use

Shake the marker briefly before use to mix the ink. Hold the tip at the required angle to achieve a 2 mm stroke or, if needed, use the chisel orientation for a broader line. Allow a few seconds for the ink to dry to avoid smudging. Replace the cap securely after use to prolong tip life, or refill using the STAEDTLER Lumocolor refill station 488 50 when the ink runs low.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test the marker on a small area of the target surface first. Store horizontally or with the cap on to maintain consistent ink flow. Keep away from heat sources and direct sunlight to preserve colour intensity.