Pilot BeGreen CD/DVD Marker, Extra-Fine 0.8 mm, Permanent, Acrylic Fibre Tip, Bullet, Water Resistant, Ideal for Writing & Marking – Black

The 0.8 mm point produces crisp, legible lines that are compact enough for long titles on small label spaces, while still delivering clear, consistent marks.

Yes. The ink is formulated to be permanent on disc surfaces and resistant to light exposure and routine handling, with water‑resistant properties.

It's designed for CD/DVD disc label sides, performing best on smooth, non‑porous surfaces. It also works well on other smooth, non‑porous materials.

A form‑stable tip maintains a consistent line width across repeated use, reducing nib wobble and fraying for neater, repeatable marks.

Cap the marker when not in use, test on a scrap area before applying to labels, write with moderate pressure to avoid tip damage, and store it in a cool, dry place to preserve the nib.

Yes. The BeGreen line features a lower‑odor formulation, making it better suited for enclosed labeling rooms and typical classroom or office use.

Consider these alternatives on Fepy for different line widths and applications: - 0.4 mm Ultra‑Fine: https://fepy.com/product/pilot-begreen-cd-dvd-marker-extra-fine-0-4-mm-black - 1.0 mm Fine: https://fepy.com/product/pilot-begreen-cd-dvd-marker-fine-1-0-mm-black - 2.0 mm Bullet: https://fepy.com/product/pilot-begreen-cd-dvd-marker-bullet-2-0-mm-black

Labeling CD/DVD discs with dates, asset IDs, barcodes, inventory data, and other concise information where high contrast and durability are important.

Utilize the 0.8 mm line width to create clear, legible lines while keeping text concise. Plan the title layout to maximize space and test on a scrap disc before final labeling.

If the ink flow diminishes, test on scrap material first. Cap the marker after use and replace it when the tip shows significant wear to maintain line quality.

It offers a precise 0.8 mm line with a permanent, water‑resistant formula and a form‑stable tip, designed for repeated professional use. When choosing, compare line width, permanence, odor, and durability against alternatives to determine best value for your labeling needs.