Pilot BeGreen CD/DVD Marker, Extra-Fine 0.8 mm, Permanent, Acrylic Fibre Tip, Bullet, Water Resistant, Ideal for Writing & Marking, Blue - Pack of 12

The 0.8 mm line width fits long file names without crowding, the ink is permanent and readable through handling and storage, the acrylic tip maintains shape under extended use, and the marker writes smoothly on coated disc labels with a blue color for easy categorization.

0.8 mm precision, permanent ink, acrylic fiber tip, bullet style, water- and light-resistant ink, blue color, sold as a pack of 12.

Shake gently, press the tip on scrap paper to start ink flow, label clean, dry disc labels with a straight, consistent stroke, cap after use, and allow the ink to dry before handling.

Yes—it's designed to be permanent and water-resistant, providing legible markings that withstand handling. Let labels dry fully to minimize smudging.

Keep the cap on when not in use, store away from extreme heat, and avoid pressing the tip on hard surfaces for long periods. Proper storage helps preserve tip shape and ink smoothness.

The 0.6 mm option creates thinner lines for very small text, while the 0.8 mm strikes a balance between legibility and space. For names that need more room, 0.8 mm is typically the preferred choice. See the Ultra-Fine 0.6 mm variant here: https://fepy.com/product/pilot-begreen-cd-dvd-marker-ultra-fine-0-6mm-blue-pack-12

The 1.0 mm option creates bolder, thicker lines suitable for quick readability or distant viewing, while 0.8 mm offers a middle ground—clear enough for long filenames without crowding. Compare it here: https://fepy.com/product/pilot-begreen-cd-dvd-marker-fine-1-0mm-blue-pack-12

Fepy offers BeGreen markers in multiple tip sizes to suit different labeling needs, including 0.6 mm Ultra-Fine and 1.0 mm Fine variants. Examples include: Ultra-Fine 0.6 mm (https://fepy.com/product/pilot-begreen-cd-dvd-marker-ultra-fine-0-6mm-blue-pack-12) and Fine 1.0 mm (https://fepy.com/product/pilot-begreen-cd-dvd-marker-fine-1-0mm-blue-pack-12).

Ideal for labeling large batches of discs in studios, labs, or offices—useful for archiving, backups, masters, and inventory with standardized blue markings to keep categories consistent.

Use in a well-ventilated area, avoid contact with eyes or mouth, keep away from children, and replace the cap after use. Treat markers as you would other permanent writing instruments.

Yes, a 12-pack provides ample supply for teams or ongoing labeling projects, reducing the need for frequent reorders and ensuring consistent color usage for category standardization.