Flipchart Marker uni mitsubishi pencil PROCKEY PM122 green, water-based ink, bullet tip

uni mitsubishi pencil PROCKEY PM122 green is a flipchart marker designed for clear, consistent writing on flipchart paper and presentation pads. The marker uses water-based ink and a bullet tip to produce uniform lines suitable for notes, diagrams and presentation content. Its colour and ink formulation are intended to provide good visibility on typical flipchart sheets while minimising smudging and bleed-through on standard paper.

Advantages

The water-based ink dries relatively quickly and is formulated for good colour opacity on paper surfaces. The bullet tip delivers controlled, even strokes that suit handwriting, headings and simple graphics. The marker is lightweight and easy to handle, enabling sustained use during meetings, classes and workshops without excessive fatigue.

Suitable for

• Writing and annotating on flipchart paper
• Creating diagrams and flowcharts during presentations
• Taking visible notes in classrooms and training sessions
• Workshop facilitation and brainstorming sessions

Key specifications

• Ink type: water-based
• Tip shape: bullet tip for consistent line width
• Colour: green
• Recommended surface: flipchart paper and presentation pads
• Line characteristics: uniform strokes suitable for handwriting and simple graphics

How to use

Before use, shake the marker gently if recommended by the manufacturer to ensure ink flow. Remove the cap and test the marker on a spare sheet to confirm line thickness and colour. Hold the marker at a comfortable angle and apply even pressure for consistent strokes. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying out and store the marker horizontally or with the cap on as directed by the manufacturer.

Usage recommendations

Use on standard flipchart paper for best results; avoid prolonged contact with non-absorbent surfaces to prevent smearing. If writing over previously applied ink, allow a short drying time to reduce the risk of smudging. Keep out of reach of children and avoid contact with fabrics and porous surfaces to prevent staining.