Pentel Maxiflo Whiteboard Marker Slim, Chisel Tip, Push-Button Ink Revival, Smooth Flow, Comfortable Grip, Ideal for School & Office Use, Red – Box of 12

When your lines start to fade, press the push button to prime the tip and restore ink flow immediately. This helps maintain bold lines without having to shake or press hard on the board.

It uses a chisel tip that adapts from broad headers to fine edge lines. Tilt the marker for thicker strokes or lay it flat for thinner lines to suit headings, notes, or precise underlines.

Push-to-prime ink revival, slim barrel for comfortable control, a chisel tip for versatile line widths, liquid ink for dense color, and quick erase on whiteboards with minimal ghosting.

This marker is designed for whiteboards and other non-porous surfaces where whiteboard markers perform best. It’s ideal for classrooms, offices, and presentation boards.

Keep the cap on when not in use to prevent drying, and use the push-to-prime feature if the line starts to fade. Wipe the tip if it accumulates any dried ink and store upright or capped.

Yes, it is designed to erase quickly without heavy ghosting, helping notes and diagrams stay clean on the whiteboard.

Yes, it’s described as ideal for school and office use, combining durability, ease of writing, and reliable ink flow for everyday whiteboard tasks.

The marker is red, and the pack contains 12 markers (box of 12).

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The product description highlights a push-to-prime system and does not mention refills. For continued performance, replace markers if you notice persistent fading or drying ink.

Use it for classroom lesson labels, presentation boards, meeting notes, brainstorming diagrams, and any planning board where clear, bold lines with easy erasing are helpful.