Staedtler Permanent Marker, Chisel Tip, Waterproof Ink, Smudge Proof, Quick-Drying, Ideal for Labelling & Marking - Blue

It writes reliably on cardboard, plastics, glass, and coated packaging surfaces. It’s suitable for labeling folders, containers, signs, and other everyday items.

The chisel tip allows both broad strokes and fine lines depending on the angle you hold it at. This makes it easy to create bold headings and smaller, precise lettering in the same stroke.

Yes. The marker uses a fast-drying permanent ink formula that minimizes smears during handling and stacking after writing.

Remove the cap to use, and cap it again when not in use. Store at room temperature in a dry place and away from direct heat. If you’re labeling for a long session, test on scrap material first to gauge line width and drying time.

Ideal for labeling files, folders, shelves, lab containers, product packaging, and creating signs. It’s great for color-coding departments, projects, or priority levels with its blue ink.

The ink is designed to be water-resistant once dried, making it suitable for typical handling and storage conditions without easily smearing.

It’s intended for general use in offices and classrooms. As with any marker, follow standard safety practices: use in a well-ventilated area, avoid prolonged skin contact, and keep out of reach of young children.

Compared to Staedtler Black Chisel-Tip variants (https://fepy.com/product/staedtler-permanent-marker-chisel-tip-black) and Staedtler Fine-Tip Blue markers (https://fepy.com/product/staedtler-permanent-marker-fine-tip-blue), the ST-350-03-1 offers a larger chisel tip for bolder lines while maintaining quick-drying, durable ink. For a different brand, you can compare with Sharpie’s Chisel Tip Blue markers (https://fepy.com/product/sharpie-permanent-marker-chisel-tip-blue) which provide a similar broad-stroke capability with a distinct ink formulation.

Choose a chisel tip when you need bold headings, broad strokes, or quick labeling across larger areas. Opt for a fine tip when you require precise, narrow lines for detailed lettering or small text. This Staedtler uses a chisel tip by design.

Most Staedtler permanent markers are not designed to be refilled. When the ink runs dry, replacing the marker with a new one is typically recommended.

On non-porous surfaces, you can usually remove many permanent ink traces with isopropyl alcohol or a suitable solvent, testing first on a hidden area. For fabrics, use an appropriate stain remover and follow fabric-care instructions. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first.