Permanent Marker uni mitsubishi pencil NO-320CZAR — black ink, bullet tip

Permanent marker uni mitsubishi pencil NO-320CZAR — black ink, bullet tip is a general-purpose marker designed for clear, long-lasting marking on paper, cardboard and many non-porous surfaces. The marker features black, quick-drying permanent ink and a bullet tip that produces a consistent line suitable for writing, labeling and visible marks that resist fading. The compact design makes it convenient for everyday use in offices, schools and workshops.

Advantages

This uni mitsubishi pencil permanent marker provides fade-resistant black ink with fast drying properties, reducing smudging on most surfaces. The bullet tip gives a uniform stroke for legible text and consistent marks, and the marker is engineered for reliable ink flow and durability during regular use. The product's size and shape support comfortable handling and controlled application.

Suitable for

• Labeling files, boxes and storage containers
• Writing on paper and cardboard
• Marking tools, plastic and coated surfaces
• Office, school and workshop everyday tasks

Key specifications

• Ink color: black
• Tip type: bullet (round tip) for uniform strokes
• Drying: quick-drying formula to minimize smudging
• Ink permanence: permanent, fade-resistant on many surfaces
• Typical uses: writing, labeling and general-purpose marking

How to use

Shake the marker gently before use to ensure even ink flow. Remove the cap and press the bullet tip lightly to start the ink. Apply the marker with steady pressure for consistent lines; write or mark in a single pass where possible to achieve a clear, permanent result. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out. For best results on glossy or non-porous surfaces, test on a small area first to confirm adhesion and drying time.

Usage recommendations

Store horizontally or with the tip down if the marker will be used frequently to maintain ink at the tip. Keep away from prolonged sunlight and heat to preserve ink quality. When marking items that require archival or chemical resistance, verify compatibility on a discreet sample, as permanence varies by surface type.