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The Artline 90 is a permanent marker with a 5mm chisel nib and fast-drying, alcohol-based ink, sold as a box of 12 in assorted bright colours. It's built for bold, general-purpose marking on both porous surfaces like cardboard and wood and non-porous surfaces like steel and glass, which makes it a reliable all-rounder for offices, schools and hospitals. Why the Artline 90 suits offices, classrooms and wards A permanent marker earns its place when it writes on almost anything and doesn't smea …

The Artline 50 is a black permanent marker with a 6mm chisel nib that writes on porous surfaces like cardboard and wood as well as non-porous surfaces such as steel and glass. Its instant-drying, alcohol-based ink is low odour, xylene free and RoHS compliant, making it a practical general-purpose marker for offices, schools and hospitals. Why a reliable permanent marker matters at work A permanent marker is one of those quiet workhorses you only notice when it fails — when ink smears on a …

When you need a mark that shows up clearly on dark, glossy or see-through surfaces, a standard pen simply won't cut it. The Artline 440 white paint marker is built for exactly that job: a heavily pigmented, opaque white ink in a 1.2mm bullet nib that stays crisp where ordinary inks disappear. Why a white paint marker matters Most writing tools are designed for white or light paper. The moment you need to label something black, navy, clear or metallic, contrast becomes the whole problem. A good …

If you keep a marker in your top drawer, on the nurses' station, or clipped to a classroom whiteboard ledge, the Artline Supreme permanent marker in chisel blue is the kind of quietly dependable tool worth knowing about. It writes boldly, sits comfortably in the hand, and is built by a maker with a long pedigree in quality inks. Why a good permanent marker still matters Permanent markers do unglamorous but important work. In small-to-medium offices they label, address and sign. In Australian sc …

When a regular permanent marker just won't stick — to metal, glass, plastic, rubber or a dusty timber pallet — the Artline 440 Permanent Paint Marker in 1.2mm bullet red is the one to reach for. Sold as a box of 12, it's a quiet workhorse for offices, classrooms and hospital corridors where a mark needs to land first time and stay there. Why a paint marker earns its place alongside a permanent marker Standard permanent markers are brilliant on paper and cardboard, but they fade on s …