The paint marker is suitable for marking on virtually any surface under a variety of conditions. It can be used on steel, iron, pipes, rubber, wood, plastic, glass, concrete, and stone. Temperature range: -46°C to 66°C.

Surfaces:

• Steel and iron


• Tube


• Rubber and tires


• Wood


• plastic


• Glass


• Concrete and stone

The markings can withstand prolonged immersion in water and are therefore durable, weatherproof and UV-resistant.

The Painstik BE was specifically designed for very rough surfaces such as forged parts, cast parts, concrete, and lumber. The wide markings are more visible even on cold, wet, dry, and oily metal or wood surfaces. The solid paint marker, featuring a softer core, allows for easier marking on rough or colder surfaces.

Ideal for hardening and heat treatments, M Paintstiks write at room temperature and withstand temperatures up to 871°C. The markings are permanent and abrasion-resistant, even withstanding immediate quenching in water or oil. Ideal for welds, ingots, castings, forgings, and other hardened parts.

Surfaces

• Steel
• iron
• aluminum

Paint markers for marking directly on hot or glowing surfaces from 177°C to 927°C. The extra-wide paint marker is used on hot billets, slabs, ingots, and bars and is easy to hold even with gloves. The markings won't char, discolor, peel, or crack. The fast-drying markers won't be damaged by handling or immersion in cold water baths.

Surfaces

• Wash
• Clubs and rods
• Castings and ingots
• Blocks and slabs
• Rails and beams
• Glass

Metal marker for permanent marking on very rough surfaces such as concrete, metal, stone, and wood. The metal ballpoint tip has a line width of 3 mm. Thanks to the squeezable aluminum tube and the thick lacquer ink, the tube marker is suitable for overhead work, vertical work, and rough surfaces, and is characterized by excellent adhesion to oily and wet surfaces. The xylene-free lacquer reduces health risks for users.