Permanent marker Stanger M236 chisel tip 1–4 mm, black

Stanger M236 permanent marker with a chisel tip (1–4 mm) in black provides durable, quick-drying marking for a variety of materials. The ink is formulated for long-lasting visibility on paper, cardboard and many plastics, while the chisel-shaped nib gives the flexibility to create both narrow lines and broad strokes. The marker is intended for routine labeling, writing and highlighting tasks in office, home, warehouse and workshop environments.

Advantages

The chisel tip (1–4 mm) delivers versatile line widths from fine to broad without changing tools. Black permanent ink dries quickly and resists smudging on most common surfaces. The barrel and cap are designed for comfortable handling during extended use and secure closure to reduce drying when not in use. The marker suits repetitive marking needs and offers stable ink flow for consistent results.

Suitable for

• Writing and labeling on paper and cardboard
• Marking plastic containers and packaging
• Creating broad highlights or bold labels
• General warehouse, office and workshop identification tasks

Key specifications

• Tip type: chisel (wedge) tip
• Line width: 1–4 mm (adjustable by angle and pressure)
• Ink colour: black
• Drying characteristics: quick-drying
• Suitable surfaces: paper, cardboard, many plastics and similar materials

How to use

Remove the cap and test the marker on a scrap piece of the target material to verify line width and ink adhesion. For fine lines, hold the chisel tip edge-on and apply light pressure; for broader strokes, lay the flat face of the tip against the surface with firmer pressure. Allow the ink to dry fully before stacking or handling marked items. Replace the cap tightly after use to maintain tip condition and prevent ink evaporation.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally to help preserve even ink flow. Avoid using on very glossy or oily surfaces that can impair adhesion and drying. For best legibility on light-coloured surfaces, use the marker at normal room temperature and test on an inconspicuous area when marking unfamiliar materials.