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Single black permanent marker
Original price was: £1.89.£1.80Current price is: £1.80. Ex. VAT
We are £0.09 cheaper than the UK’s leading brand!
Price Checked: 12/11/26
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Description
The black Sharpie markers are perfect for everyday use, and will write on most surfaces, including wood, stone, plastic and glass. These markers also feature a double ended tip: a fine tip for drawing detailed lines at one end and an ultra fine tip for precision writing at the other. For unlimited creative options in shop banners, food markets, bakeries and delicatessens these reliable fade resistant markers are the perfect choice, helping you increase your visibility and attract a wider audience.
- Available in a large assortment of colours to free your creativity
at home & stay organized in the office - Fade & water resistant dye-based ink
- Quick drying ink
- Xylene free & toluene free
- Clip cap: easy to clip to a pocket or a folder
- Excellent for marking cardboard, photo paper, corrugate, wood, metal, foil, stone, plastic, leather & more
- Bold ink leaves a permanent mark on most surfaces
- Durable blocked tip
Additional information
| Brand | Sharpie |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 19.401(H) x 1.699(W) x 5.4(D)mm |
| Material | Plastic |
| Main Colour | Black |
| Secondary Colour | Black |
| Delivery To Ireland | 2-3 weeks |
| Product Family | Consumables |
| Product Weight | 22g |
| Product Type | Permanent Markers |
| Sub Category | Stationery |
| Section | Sharpie Pens |
| Barcode (EAN) | 3501179858579 |
| Product Depth | 5.4 |
| Height (mm) | 19.401 |
| Width (mm) | 1.699 |
| Weight | 0.01 kg |
About Sharpie
The firm we recognise now as ‘Sharpie’ once established themselves as Sanford manufacturing company in Worcester, Massachusetts as early as 1857. It wasn’t until the mid-1960s that they applied themselves to the emerging marker business and first introduced the Sharpie marker that we are so familiar with today. With the addition of ‘extra fine’ and ‘ultra fine’ tip pens in the late seventies and eighties, the Sharpie marker became the first marker to write like a pen. The immediate benefit of the Sharpie was its ability to write on almost any surface from glass, wood and stone to plastic, metal and of course, paper.Today, Sharpie is a brand which stands for self-expression, encouraging you to express your thoughts and ideas with absolute conviction and passion. The firm continues to enhance their range with the introduction of fresh products like the liquid pencil, gel highlighter and by increasing the spectrum of colours up to 24. As one of the most instantly recognisable brands in stationery, Sharpie offer you the reliable writing tools you need for any daily task or creative project including personalising glass jars, creating custom labels and producing unique banners for shop fronts.
