Atlas Whiteboard Marker, Chisel Tip, Fast-Drying, Low-Odour, Clean Erase, Smooth Flow, Ideal for School & Office Use - Green

The chisel tip lets you switch between wide strokes for headlines and fine edges for precise borders with a single nib, giving you versatile control for both large blocks of text and sharp outlines.

Fast-drying ink reduces smudging during a lesson or meeting, helping content stay legible when people move hands or erase nearby sections. It also minimizes waiting time between changes.

The low-odour formula is designed to be friendlier for longer sessions, classrooms, and offices, helping maintain a more comfortable writing environment with less scent irritation.

The MW200 Green uses a clean-erase ink that wipes off with a dry eraser on quality whiteboards, helping minimize ghosting and leaving clearer surfaces for new content.

Key specs include a readable green color, a chisel tip for versatile strokes, a low-odour ink formula, and a clean-erase design that helps minimize ghosting on well-maintained boards.

Cap the marker after use, store on a flat surface (ideally upright or horizontally in a holder), and avoid exposure to heat. If the ink flow slows, recap and allow a moment for the nib to prime before resuming writing.

Markers of this type are typically disposable and not designed for refills. When the ink runs out, replacing the marker ensures consistent line quality and tip integrity.

Designed for school and office environments, the marker emphasizes a low-odour profile to reduce irritation during use in group settings. Always use in well-ventilated areas and follow standard safety practices.

MW200 Green focuses on a readable green for categorization and highlights. For color variants, you can compare: Atlas MW200 Black (https://fepy.com/product/atlas-mw200-black) and Atlas MW200 Blue (https://fepy.com/product/atlas-mw200-blue) to choose the color that best fits your board set and color-coding scheme.

Use it for classroom lesson headings, labeling sections in meetings, marking schedules, categorizing information on whiteboards, and creating emphasis in presentations where quick edits are needed.

Uncap the marker, gently press the nib on a scrap surface a few times to start ink flow, then begin writing with broad strokes for headlines or tip-light lines for text. Cap when not in use to prevent drying.