Buyers Guides

Marker Pens

There are three different types of Marker Pen featured in this guide, they are the Permanent, non-permanent and paper only types of Marker.

Permanent Markers make up the majority of products available in this group, the permanent marker is suited for use on most surfaces including metal, glass, plastic and paper and are typically manufactured with ergonomically designed barrels allowing the user improved control.

Non-Permanent Markers are also often also referred to as drywipe markers or chalk markers and are produced for use typically with whiteboards, flip charts or all other non-porous surfaces.The Chalk Markers are known as wet wipe markers as the ink is designed so that it will not accidentally be removed. 

There is a small number of products that are produced solely for use with paper products, water based with no odour and quick drying they offer the perfect multi-performance product.

Comments customers have added

I need a permanent pen that will write on a polished rock and it needs to dry to the touch almost immediately...instead of having a sign-in book at a wedding we are having our guests sign wishing rocks...please email me back at jewel_kay@verizon.net if you have anything that will work. Thanks in advance
Kay Johnson - 16 June 2010
Nice idea – It will make the signing much more memorable.
I have found the perfect marker pen for you:
http://www.euroffice.co.uk/i/0bg/Pentel-Bullet-Marker-N50
It is a Pentel marker pen that can write on virtually any surface.
Enjoy the wedding.
Joel
Joel - 17 June 2010
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Marker Pen Nib Types

Marker Pens are produced with a huge number of line width variations ranging from the extra fine nib width 0.3mm all the way up to wide 8mm line with optionsView pens and pencils,








Markers are available as two types of nibs, chisel or bullet. Chisel tip gives wide and thin lines and bullet a consistent same width line.Permanent markers for use with flip charts, dry markers for use whiteboards. Also Write-for-all markers, for shiny surfaces like CD/DVD’s.

 Chisel Tip MarkerBullet tip marker

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Video Guides

If you are looking for a reliable hard working marker pen then take a look at this short video that will introduce you to our 3 best sellers.

If you need a good quality versatile permanent marker pen then take a look at this short video on one of our most popular marker pens - The Pentel Bullet Marker N50

Watch this short video on a buyer's guide to marker pens, for all of your Writing and Correction requirements.