Pilot Super Color Permanent Marker, Broad Chisel Tip, Low-Odour, Water-Resistant, Smooth Flow, Bold Line & Color, Ideal for Office & Craft Use, Blue - Pack of 12

Ideal for cardboard, cartons, plastic totes, and labeling in warehouses or classrooms. It’s designed to resist fading under typical storage lighting and stay legible on these surfaces.

The broad chisel tip spans large areas quickly, allowing you to write bold headers, codes, and arrows in a single stroke, which speeds up labeling in busy workspaces.

Low-odor chemistry reduces fumes, making it more comfortable for use in storerooms, classrooms, and office environments. Use in a well-ventilated area and away from food preparation zones.

Keep the cap tightly on when not in use and store the markers upright or flat in a cool, dry place to prevent ink leakage or nib drying. A bulk 12-pack helps ensure you always have a fresh marker available for teams.

The ink is color-fast and fade-resistant under standard storage lighting, designed to remain legible over time. It’s water-resistant on non-porous surfaces once dry, reducing smudging from brief moisture exposure.

Apply steady pressure and use long, even strokes with the broad tip. Avoid pressing too hard, which can cause nib splaying; if that happens, lift and reapply with a lighter touch.

Labeling office supplies and cartons, coding shelving and inventory, marking dates or batch information in classrooms, and creating bold, color-coded labels for shipping and storage.

Compared to other colors in the Pilot Super Color line, this blue pack offers the same low-odor, quick-dry performance with a broad chisel tip for fast coverage. For variety, you can explore black or red packs which use the same ink chemistry and nib design for consistent labeling across colors.

Yes. You can find additional colors in the Pilot Super Color Permanent Marker family, such as black and red variants, which offer the same broad chisel tip and low-odor ink for consistent labeling across projects.

The bulk 12-pack provides cost efficiency per marker, ensures color consistency across teams, and reduces the need for frequent reordering during labeling at scale in offices, warehouses, or classrooms.

On non-porous surfaces, you can often remove or correct sharp, fresh marks with a clean cloth and, if needed, a small amount of isopropyl alcohol. For porous surfaces, correction may require masking or replacing the label entirely.