Permanent marker Toma TO-201CZAR black, chisel tip, permanent ink

Toma TO-201CZAR black is a permanent marker with a chisel tip engineered for durable, long-lasting marking on a variety of everyday surfaces. The marker dispenses dark black permanent ink designed to resist fading and provide clear, legible lines. The chisel-shaped tip allows users to produce both broad strokes and finer lines by changing the angle of use, making this marker suitable for labeling, writing and marking tasks in offices, warehouses and workshops.

Advantages

The chisel tip delivers variable line widths for flexible use, while the permanent ink ensures marks remain visible over time. The marker body is lightweight and balanced for controlled handling during extended use. The formulation of the ink promotes high contrast on paper, cardboard and many plastics, enabling quick identification of labeled items and clear message legibility.

Suitable for

• Labeling boxes, files and storage containers
• Writing on cardboard and paper
• Marking plastic parts and non-porous surfaces
• Workshop and warehouse identification tasks

Key specifications

• Ink color: black
• Tip type: chisel (angled) tip for variable stroke width
• Ink permanence: permanent, fade-resistant formulation
• Typical applications: paper, cardboard, plastic and other common materials
• Barrel: lightweight, handheld marker design for ease of use

How to use

Remove the cap and test the marker on a scrap material to confirm the desired line width by changing the tip angle. For broader lines, hold the marker flat against the surface; for finer lines, use the edge of the chisel tip. Apply steady pressure and move at an even speed to avoid ink pooling. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out. Allow marks on non-porous surfaces to dry briefly to reduce smudging.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally or tip-up when not in use, and keep the cap tightly closed to maintain ink performance. Avoid use on highly glossy or oily surfaces without prior cleaning; test on an inconspicuous area if permanence on a specific material is critical.