Pentel Permanent Marker, Bullet Tip, Low-Odor, Waterproof Ink, Bold Writing, Ideal for Marking & Labelling, Blue – Pack of 12

You can use it on cardboard, plastics, glass, and metal. The surface-smart formulation helps ensure readable lines with minimal skipping.

Yes. The ink is waterproof and designed to resist moisture and normal handling, helping retain legibility over time.

The bullet tip produces a medium-to-bold line, typically around 2–3 millimeters in width, depending on the pressure you apply while writing.

Yes. The ink is formulated to be low-odor, making it more comfortable for use in shared spaces such as classrooms and meeting rooms.

Cap the marker after use to prevent the tip from drying out, and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct heat. Keeping it capped and upright or horizontally laid out helps preserve ink consistency.

The pack contains 12 markers, all in blue, suitable for bulk labeling and daily use.

This marker emphasizes a low-odor, waterproof blue ink with a reliable bullet tip for bold lines. If you’re exploring alternatives on Fepy.com, you’ll find other blue permanent markers with different tip sizes, odor levels, or ink properties—perfect for choosing the exact balance of line width, odor, and durability you need.

Ideal for labeling boxes, bins, folders, tools, and equipment in offices, classrooms, labs, or workshops. Its surface versatility and waterproof ink make it a good choice for indoor labeling that should stay legible over time.

Remove the cap, check that the tip is primed (if needed, gently press the tip onto scrap paper to start the ink flow), and then begin writing on your chosen surface. Always recap after use to prevent drying.

Use in a well-ventilated area and avoid contact with eyes or skin. If contact occurs, rinse with water. Keep away from children and follow any local safety guidelines for permanent markers.

Yes. A 12-pack offers bulk value, ensuring you have a consistent color (blue) on hand for ongoing labeling tasks, while typically reducing the per-marker cost versus single purchases.