Väritussi Edding 750 (malli 4-750-1-3002) punainen, kärki 2–4 mm, peittävä pysyvä väri

The Edding 750 paint marker in red with a conical 2–4 mm tip delivers opaque, permanent paint designed for clear, durable marking on a wide range of surfaces. Its formulation provides strong coverage and good adhesion, making it suitable for metal, glass, wood, plastic and coated materials. The marker is intended for situations that require weather- and light-resistant lines that remain visible over time.

Advantages

The marker produces consistent, opaque strokes thanks to its pressurised barrel and conical tip, allowing both fine and broader lines from 2 to 4 mm. The permanent paint resists water and fading from light exposure, and it adheres well to smooth and slightly textured surfaces. The robust barrel and cap lock reduce accidental drying, while the marker's design supports straightforward handling for single-handed use.

Suitable for

• Industrial and workshop marking on metal parts and tools
• Marking glass, ceramics and coated surfaces
• DIY projects on wood, plastic and painted materials
• Temporary and long-term identification of components and containers

Key specifications

• Tip shape and size: conical tip, line width 2–4 mm
• Ink type: opaque, permanent paint
• Colour: red
• Suitable surfaces: metal, glass, wood, plastic, coated surfaces
• Resistance: weather- and light-resistant finish

How to use

Shake the marker vigorously with the cap on before first use and after periods of storage to mix the paint. Press the nib down several times on a scrap surface until the paint flows evenly. Apply the marker with steady pressure to achieve consistent lines; angle the conical tip to vary line width between 2 and 4 mm. Replace the cap securely after use to prevent drying.

Recommendations

For best adhesion and longevity, clean and dry the surface before marking. Test the marker on an inconspicuous area to confirm compatibility with delicate coatings and plastics. Store horizontally or with the cap on, away from direct heat and prolonged sunlight.