Edding 22 EcoLine permanent marker, ékhegyű, zöld

The Edding 22 EcoLine Chisel Tip permanent marker in green is designed for clear, durable marking on a variety of surfaces. It features a chisel-shaped nib that produces both broad and fine lines, and a resilient polypropylene barrel that contributes to the marker's durability. The ink formulation is free of xylene and toluene, reducing harmful solvents while delivering consistent, vibrant green coverage that resists fading under normal indoor conditions.

Advantages

The chisel tip enables flexible line widths from fine to broad without changing tools, making it efficient for labeling, marking, and highlighting. The xylene- and toluene-free ink offers lower solvent exposure and improved environmental compatibility compared to conventional permanent markers. A robust polypropylene casing improves longevity and handling comfort during extended use. The marker provides quick-drying ink that adheres well to many materials, ensuring readable, long-lasting marks.

Suitable for

• Labeling cardboard boxes and storage containers
• Marking plastic, metal and glass surfaces
• Writing on coated paper, laminated surfaces and foils
• Office, warehouse and workshop marking tasks

Key specifications

• Tip type: chisel (angled) for variable line widths
• Ink color: green
• Ink formulation: permanent, xylene- and toluene-free
• Barrel material: polypropylene (PP)
• Drying behavior: quick-drying on most non-porous and porous surfaces

How to use

Shake the marker gently with the cap on before first use to mix the ink. Remove the cap and press the chisel tip briefly onto a test surface to start the ink flow if necessary. Angle the tip to produce wider strokes or use the edge for finer lines. Recap the marker after use to prevent drying. For best adhesion on smooth or glossy surfaces, clean the surface of dust, grease and moisture prior to marking.

Recommendations

Store capped and horizontally or tip-down to maintain reliable ink flow. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or high humidity to preserve color intensity. For permanent marking on sensitive surfaces, test on an inconspicuous area first.