Atlas Permanent Markers, Chisel Tip, Water-Resistant, Smudge Free, Smooth Flow, Ideal for Marking & Labelling, Green – Pack of 12

They work on cardboard, plastic, metal, glass and wood, making them versatile for labeling boxes, shelving, bins, signage and project surfaces.

Yes. The ink is water resistant after it dries and is designed to resist smudging with normal handling. It dries quickly for efficient labeling and marking.

Remove the cap, test the flow on scrap material, and apply with light to medium pressure to achieve broad fills or sharp edges. Use a consistent angle with the chisel tip for clean lines, then recap firmly after use to preserve tip quality.

The nib is not user replaceable; when the marker wears out, replace the entire marker. The durable tip is designed to retain its shape under regular use.

The chisel tip is designed to hold its shape under normal pressure, allowing both broad fills and fine edges with a single nib. This makes it versatile for bold headers as well as precise edge lines.

Both share the same nib design and ink chemistry; the difference is color. If you need benchmarking, you can compare color visibility and contrast for your surfaces. Alternatives: Atlas MP200 Black is available at https://fepy.com/product/atlas-mp200-black-chisel-tip-permanent-marker-pack-12 and Atlas MP200 Blue is available at https://fepy.com/product/atlas-mp200-blue-chisel-tip-permanent-marker-pack-12

Yes, you can use it on glass or metal, and it tends to resist smearing once the ink is fully dry. If used on glossy or slick surfaces, allow extra drying time and test a small area first.

Use in well ventilated areas, store away from children, and avoid contact with eyes or ingestion. The marker is designed for general-purpose marking, but follow standard safety practices when handling any permanent marker.

Yes. Pack of 12 provides a cost-effective option for bulk labeling across multiple workstations, classrooms, or storage areas, reducing the need to reorder frequently and ensuring consistent color and performance.

Keep the cap on when not in use, store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and try to store them horizontally or upright depending on your storage space to maintain ink flow and tip integrity.

Yes. The chisel tip is well suited for following curved surfaces and creating both broad strokes and fine lines, making it good for irregular edges and labels on curved objects.