Atlas White Board Marker, Bullet Tip, Smooth Writing, Red – Pack of 12

A bullet tip provides consistent, controlled lines with reasonable line width, making it ideal for clear headings, notes, and diagrams without requiring heavy pressure.

They are designed for non-porous whiteboards and similar surfaces like glass or whiteboard-painted boards, where dry-erase ink can be wiped clean without ghosting.

Thanks to quick-drying red ink, lines dry rapidly, reducing smear. For best results, write with light, consistent pressure and erase promptly with a dry eraser or microfiber cloth.

Keep the caps tight when not in use and store upright or horizontally in a cool, dry place away from heat to prevent the ink from drying out.

Use a dry erase eraser or a microfiber cloth. If ghosting occurs, wipe with a slightly damp cloth and then dry the surface for best results.

They’re designed for indoor educational and professional settings. As with any writing instrument, avoid contact with eyes and mouth, and keep out of reach of young children.

Shake gently if needed, remove the cap, prime the tip on the whiteboard with a few light strokes, and write with a steady hand. Recap after use to prevent drying.

The red version provides bold visibility on whiteboards. If you prefer a different color, you can compare similar Atlas markers (e.g., black or blue variants) on Fepy to suit your needs. Example alternatives include Atlas Black Pack 12 and Atlas Blue Pack 12, which share the same marker construction and performance with color differences.

Both brands offer reliable dry-erase markers, but stroke feel, ink brightness, and drying time can vary slightly by color and tip design. Checking user reviews and testing side-by-side on your board can help determine which you prefer for clarity during teaching or meetings.

Yes. A 12-pack provides a continuous supply for multiple whiteboards or long-term use, often at a lower per-marker price compared with buying singles. It’s cost-effective for high-traffic environments like classrooms or training rooms.

Follow local guidelines for marker disposal. Many markers can be recycled with appropriate programs or disposed of as household waste where allowed. Check with your local waste authority for specifics.