Marker for whiteboards Toma 185192 — dry-erase marker, black ink

Toma 185192 is a dry-erase marker formulated for clear, temporary writing on whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces. The marker contains black erasable ink that provides consistent line visibility for presentations, classroom work, office notes and meeting-room annotations. Its water-based, dry-wipe ink is intended for short-term markings that can be removed easily with a dry eraser or cloth.

Advantages

The marker delivers smooth, uniform black lines with minimal sputtering, helping maintain legible text and diagrams. The ink is designed to erase cleanly from glass, melamine and painted whiteboard surfaces without leaving heavy residue when wiped promptly. Its capped design protects the tip from drying when stored properly and enables reliable ink flow across multiple uses.

Suitable for

• Writing and drawing on whiteboards in classrooms and lecture halls
• Office whiteboard notes, brainstorming and meeting room presentations
• Temporary labels and markings on glass, laminated surfaces and non-porous boards
• Quick annotations during training sessions, workshops and planning activities

Key specifications

• Ink colour: black
• Ink type: dry-erase, water-based
• Tip style: bullet/rounded tip for consistent strokes
• Suitable surfaces: non-porous surfaces such as whiteboards, glass and laminated boards
• Intended use: temporary markings, erasable writing and drawing

How to use

Remove the cap and test the marker on a small area of the intended surface before extended use. Apply even pressure to produce consistent lines and write or draw as needed. To erase, use a dry eraser, soft cloth or whiteboard wipe; for older or stubborn marks, a damp cloth or a dedicated whiteboard cleaner may be used. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to maintain even ink distribution. Avoid applying the marker to porous surfaces or permanent-ink-sensitive materials. If the marker is unused for an extended period and the tip appears dry, recap and shake gently with the tip pointing down for a few seconds to reactivate ink flow.