Permanentmarker Edding 22 EcoLine beitelsnijpunt zwart blauw groen rood

The Edding 22 EcoLine permanent marker with a chisel tip delivers durable, highly visible marking on a wide range of surfaces. Constructed from polypropylene (PP) and formulated without xylene and toluene, this marker is available in classic black, blue, green and red. Its chisel nib produces both broad strokes and fine lines, making it suitable for labeling, packaging, office tasks and craft projects where reliable, long-lasting color is required.

Advantages

The marker offers reliable permanent ink that resists fading and smudging on cardboard, plastic, metal and other non-porous and porous surfaces. The chisel tip enables variable line widths for versatile use. Being made of polypropylene and free from xylene and toluene reduces exposure to strong solvents compared with conventional permanent markers. The consistent flow and vivid pigments ensure clear legibility and uniform coverage.

Suitable for

• Labeling boxes, files and storage containers
• Marking plastic and metal parts
• Writing on cardboard, paper and envelopes
• Crafts, posters and signage

Key specifications

• Tip type: chisel (angled tip) for broad and fine lines
• Available colors: black, blue, green, red
• Barrel material: polypropylene (PP)
• Ink properties: permanent, solvent-based but manufactured free from xylene and toluene
• Suitable surfaces: porous and many non-porous materials (cardboard, paper, plastic, metal)

How to use

Remove the cap and test the marker on a scrap surface to confirm color and flow. Use the wide edge of the chisel tip to fill larger areas and the narrow edge for finer lines or lettering. Allow the ink to dry briefly after application to avoid smudging; drying time will vary by surface. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent the tip from drying out.

Recommendations

For best results, store horizontally to maintain even ink distribution. On glossy or non-porous surfaces, allow extra drying time and, when permanent adhesion is critical, test the mark on a small area first.