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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 …

If you have ever reached for a pen to mark up a roster, annotate a worksheet or sign a chart and found the ink smudging under your hand, the Artline 200 fineliner in dark green is worth a look. It is a fine 0.4mm fibre-tip pen built for everyday writing and drawing across the office, the classroom and the ward. Why the Artline 200 fineliner matters for offices, schools and hospitals A reliable fineliner is one of those quiet workhorses that every busy team depends on without thinking about it. …

If you've ever watched ordinary marker ink bead up on a greasy machine part or wipe straight off a steel shelf, the Artline 19 Industrial Permanent Marker is the fix. This black chisel-nib industrial permanent marker is built for the surfaces that defeat everyday pens — and it comes in a box of 12, so the whole team is covered. Why an industrial permanent marker matters Most permanent markers are designed for paper, cardboard and whiteboard-adjacent jobs. The moment you ask them to write …

If you want a fineliner that writes cleanly all day without bleeding through the page, the Artline Supreme dark brown fineliner (0.4mm) is a quietly brilliant pick. Dark brown is the understated alternative to black — softer on the eye, still crisp on the page — and it suits offices, classrooms and wards alike. Why a dark brown fineliner matters Most workplaces default to black and blue, but a dark brown fineliner adds a warmer, more legible line for notes, annotations and signage. …

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 …