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The Artline 2-in-1 Whiteboard Marker (EK-541T-WB) is designed for educators, office professionals, and students who require versatility in a compact tool. Its primary benefit is the dual-tip configuration, which combines 1.0mm and 0.4mm nibs to allow for both bold writing and intricate diagramming in a single pen. While these markers are highly efficient for switching between tasks, users should note that the superfine tip is delicate and should be used with a lighter hand compared to standard bullet tips.
| Model Part Number | EK-541T-WB |
|---|---|
| Brand | Artline |
No, these are formulated as dry-erase whiteboard markers and will bleed or perform poorly on paper.
Yes, they feature odourless and non-toxic ink, making them suitable for educational environments.
Treat the fabric immediately with cold water and a mild detergent; avoid hot water which may set the ink.
If used with light, consistent pressure, it will remain intact. Avoid pressing hard against the glass overlay of the smartboard.
Artline whiteboard markers are generally formulated to be xylene-free for safer use in indoor environments.
Cap the marker tightly and store it horizontally for at least 30 minutes to allow ink to migrate back into the tip.
Ensure you are using a clean eraser and that the board itself is not overly saturated with old ink residue. A light wipe with a specialized whiteboard cleaner may be necessary for deep cleaning.
To ensure the longevity of your Artline 2-in-1 markers, always replace the caps tightly after every use to prevent the ink from drying out. When storing, keep the pens in a horizontal position to ensure that both the fine and superfine tips remain saturated with ink. Avoid applying heavy pressure on the 0.4mm tip, as it is designed for fine work and may fray if pressed forcefully against hard board surfaces. If using on electronic boards, test a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure your specific board surface is compatible with standard dry-erase markers.
