Markernavulinkt Edding MTK 25 rood 25 ml 1 stk.

Edding MTK 25 Red 25 ml refill is a replacement ink cartridge designed for use with compatible Edding markers, including models 21, 22, No.1, 400, 3000 and 3300. The refill contains 25 ml of red ink formulated to provide steady flow and consistent color intensity for marking and writing on a variety of surfaces. Supplied as a single refill, it restores marker performance without replacing the entire pen body.

Advantages

The refill delivers uniform ink distribution and stable color saturation, helping to maintain clear and legible marks over extended use. Its 25 ml capacity reduces the frequency of replacements compared to smaller refills, while compatibility with multiple Edding marker models makes it a practical choice for workplaces and home use. The ink formulation is designed for good adhesion and quick-drying results on many common surfaces.

Suitable for

• Refilling Edding marker models 21, 22, No.1, 400, 3000 and 3300
• Color coding and labeling tasks in offices and warehouses
• Marking cardboard, plastic, metal and painted surfaces
• General-purpose marking in workshops, schools and homes

Key specifications

• Ink color: red
• Capacity: 25 ml
• Compatibility: selected Edding marker models for refillable marker bodies
• Ink type: liquid permanent marker ink formulated for good adhesion and fast drying
• Packaging: single refill per pack

How to use

Before refilling, ensure the marker body is clean and the tip is in place. Insert the refill nozzle into the marker’s ink chamber according to the marker manufacturer’s instructions and press gently to transfer ink. Allow the ink to distribute through the tip for a few minutes before writing. After refilling, store the marker horizontally or with the tip facing down for optimal ink flow.

Recommendations

Use the refill with compatible Edding markers only. Store the refill capped and upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. If marks appear faint after refilling, wait a short time for the ink to saturate the tip or perform several test strokes on scrap material. Avoid use on porous surfaces where permanent marker ink may bleed excessively.