Pentel Maxiflo Permanent Marker, Chisel Tip, Waterproof Ink, Smudge Proof, Bold Color, Ideal for Labelling & Marking - Black

AllSurface coverage means it writes clearly on cardboard, plastic, metal, wood, and painted equipment.

The chisel edge switches between broad strokes and fine lines depending on the angle you hold the marker, while the pump-action MaxifloDrive keeps the ink dense and opaque for consistent marks on textured surfaces.

Yes. The QuickSetInk formulation dries quickly and resists smears and water, helping ensure legible marks during shipping and handling.

Prime the marker by pumping to start the ink flow, cap it when not in use to prevent drying, and store it in a cool, dry place away from extreme heat.

Common applications include pallet tags, outdoor labels, bins, and durable identification on equipment and supplies.

Use in a well-ventilated area, avoid contact with eyes, keep away from skin, and keep the marker capped when not in use. This is a permanent marker, so use with care and keep out of reach of children.

Fepy typically offers returns within a standard window for eligible items; ensure the item is in its original condition and contact support for return instructions.

The PE-NLF60-A-1 uses a rugged chisel tip for both broad and fine marks, while the Fine Tip variant provides thinner lines for precise work; ink density and durability are similar thanks to the MaxifloDrive system. See the Fine Tip option here: https://fepy.com/product/pentel-maxiflo-permanent-marker-fine-tip-black

Jumbo or heavier-chisel variants are optimized for larger labels and high-visibility needs; our PE-NLF60-A-1 offers a versatile balance between broad and fine marking on all surfaces. Compare with the Jumbo Chisel option here: https://fepy.com/product/pentel-maxiflo-permanent-marker-jumbo-chisel-black

Yes. With durable all-surface performance, a rugged nib, and fast-drying, water-resistant ink, it provides reliable, long-lasting labels that reduce rework and re-labeling.

Permanent marker ink is designed for long-lasting marks. Correction may require repainting or using a suitable solvent on the specific surface; always test on a small area first before proceeding.