Pentel Permanent Markers, Bullet Tip, Smooth Flow, Long-Write, Quick Dry, Smudge Free, Ideal for Labelling & Marking, Red – Pack of 12

It writes well on plastics, metals, wood, glass, cartons, folders, and other common warehouse and office materials, making it versatile for labeling and marking across many applications.

It uses a bullet-tip that delivers a consistent line width, improving legibility for cartons, folders, and signage.

The ink is low-odor and quick-drying, helping prevent smudges during fast labeling tasks. The color is designed to remain durable and fade-resistant on typical warehouse materials, and the cap-on protection helps prevent drying between uses.

Remove the cap, shake lightly if needed, and prime the tip on scrap paper or a disposable surface until ink starts flowing. Write as needed, then recap tightly to keep the ink fresh between tasks.

Because the ink dries quickly, it reduces transfer on slick surfaces like plastics. Allow a moment for the ink to dry on denser surfaces before handling or stacking labeled items.

Ideal for labeling cartons and shelves, marking folders and bins, creating signs, and labeling equipment in warehouses, labs, classrooms, and office spaces.

Key specs include a bullet line for consistent width, low-odor ink, quick drying, durable red color, and cap-on protection to prevent drying between tasks.

Yes. The marker features low-odor ink for comfortable use around teams, with a reliable bullet-tip that provides smooth, controlled lines for rapid labeling tasks.

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Yes. A 12-pack helps ensure you have a steady supply for busy labeling workflows, with quick-drying ink that reduces rework caused by smudges.

Store the marker capped in a cool, dry place; keep it upright or horizontal with the cap securely on to prevent the tip from drying out. If the ink appears to be running low, prime on scrap paper before continuing to label.