Fläppitaulutussi Edding 388 yksittäinen kärki pyöreä/viisto 4–12 mm, vihreä, 1 kpl

Edding Flipchart marker 388 is a single-tip green marker with a versatile bullet/chisel nib that produces line widths from 4 to 12 mm. Designed specifically for flipcharts and paper pads, this marker delivers quick-drying, opaque ink that ensures clear visibility from a distance and consistent coverage on different paper surfaces. The marker is supplied as a single piece and is suitable for use in meetings, classrooms and other presentation settings where bold, legible writing is required.

Advantages

The dual-action bullet/chisel tip combines the precision of a bullet point with the broader stroke of a chisel, enabling flexible line widths without changing tools. The ink is formulated to dry quickly on paper, reduce smudging and maintain strong colour intensity over long presentations. A reliable ink flow supports continuous writing and improves legibility on flipchart sheets and similar paper pads.

Suitable for

• Writing and drawing on flipcharts and presentation pads
• Notes and diagrams during meetings and workshops
• Classroom instruction and board annotations on paper
• Brainstorming, planning and visual facilitation tasks

Key specifications

• Tip type: single tip with bullet/chisel shape
• Line width: 4–12 mm
• Ink colour: green
• Ink properties: quick-drying, opaque
• Body: handheld marker suitable for standard flipchart pads
• Packaging: single piece

How to use

Remove the cap and select the desired angle to obtain either a narrow 4 mm line with the bullet edge or a wider 12 mm stroke with the chisel side. Apply steady pressure and keep the tip in contact with the paper to maintain an even ink flow. Replace the cap after use to prevent the tip from drying. For best results use on standard flipchart paper or pads; test on a small area when using on coated or non-standard papers.

Recommendations

Store horizontally or with the tip down to promote consistent ink flow, avoid exposure to direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, and always recap after use to extend tip life. If streaking occurs, gently prime the tip on scrap paper until the ink runs evenly.