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The Q-Connect Industrial Marker (KF10489) is designed for professionals and tradespeople who require reliable, heavy-duty marking across diverse industrial surfaces. Its primary benefit lies in its high-durability aluminium barrel and waterproof ink, which remains legible under harsh environmental conditions; however, users should be aware that the 5mm chisel tip is best suited for bold, large-scale marking rather than intricate detail work.
| Model Part Number | KF10489 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Q-Connect |
While the ink is industrial-grade, it works best on clean, dry surfaces. Heavy grease may prevent the ink from bonding properly.
Yes, the ink is formulated for permanency on most surfaces and is resistant to water.
These markers feature a 5mm chisel tip, which allows for variable line widths between 2mm and 5mm.
These are industrial markers and are not intended for use as school or art supplies for children.
Each unit contains a pack of 10 black industrial markers.
Ensure the cap is tightly closed and store the marker tip-down for 30 minutes to allow gravity to pull ink to the nib.
Avoid pressing too hard on abrasive surfaces; once the synthetic fiber nib is damaged, it cannot be repaired, so handle with controlled pressure.
These markers require no assembly; simply remove the cap to begin marking. They are compatible with most non-porous and semi-porous surfaces, including plastic, metal, wood, and glass. To extend the life of your markers, ensure the PP cap is pushed firmly into place after every use until you hear a click. Store the markers horizontally to prevent the tip from drying out or becoming over-saturated. If the marker is left uncapped for an extended period, try shaking it gently and pressing the tip onto a scrap piece of cardboard to re-saturate the nib.
