#2-D2-266-B Permanent Marker

Permanent markers are versatile writing tools known for their long-lasting ink, which can adhere to a wide range of surfaces, including paper, metal, plastic, wood, and even fabric. 

Unlike water-based markers, permanent markers use a quick-drying, alcohol-based ink that resists fading, smudging, and water exposure. 

This makes them ideal for tasks that require durable and legible markings, such as labeling, creating signs, and artwork. 

Permanent markers are used by a variety of individuals, including students, office workers, artists, and crafters. 

They are commonly found in homes, schools, and workplaces where they are used for everything from organizing and identifying items to creating detailed designs on various surfaces.

Features of Kaywin Permanent Markers

Barrel

Kaywin’s permanent markers feature durable barrels available in triangle and round shapes, offering comfortable handling for extended use. 

The dual-tip permanent markers and double-ended permanent markers come in fine, medium, and jumbo sizes, allowing users to choose the perfect thickness for their specific needs. 

These markers are designed to provide a reliable grip, ensuring precision and control whether you’re labeling, writing, or creating art.

Tip

The tips of Kaywin permanent markers are made from high-quality fiber, available in bullet, chisel, and round shapes. 

These versatile tips are perfect for writing on a variety of surfaces, including cardboard, wood, plastic, and ceramic surfaces. 

The durable construction ensures that the tips maintain their shape and deliver consistent ink flow, making them ideal for both detailed work and broad strokes.

Ink

Kaywin’s permanent markers use non-toxic, alcohol-based ink that offers vibrant colors with a maximum palette of 36 options. 

The ink is designed to resist bleeding through paper, making it suitable for use on various surfaces without causing smudging or damage. 

With a shelf life of up to 18 months, these markers are built to last, ensuring that the ink remains fresh and reliable over time.

Dual-Tip Permanent Markers for Labeling and Organizing

Kaywin’s dual-tip permanent markers are perfect for labeling and organizing. Their fine and medium tips allow for precise writing on labels, containers, and office supplies, ensuring clarity and durability for all your organizational needs.

Double-Ended Permanent Markers for Art Projects

For creative projects, Kaywin’s double-ended permanent markers provide versatility with different tip sizes on each end. Whether you’re working on detailed sketches or bold designs, these markers offer the flexibility needed to bring your artistic vision to life.

Permanent Markers for Various Surfaces

Kaywin permanent markers are designed for use on various surfaces, including paper, wood, metal, plastic, and ceramics. Their durable ink ensures that markings remain clear and permanent, making them an essential tool for any task that requires reliable, long-lasting results.

Permanent Marker FAQs

What chemicals are in permanent markers?

Permanent markers typically contain alcohol-based solvents like xylene, toluene, and isopropanol. These chemicals help the ink dry quickly and adhere to non-porous surfaces. In addition, permanent markers contain pigments or dyes that provide color and resin that bind the ink to surfaces, ensuring durability and resistance to water and fading.

Is permanent marker safe?

Permanent markers are generally safe for use, provided they are used as intended. However, prolonged inhalation of the fumes from alcohol-based solvents can be harmful. It’s important to use these markers in well-ventilated areas and avoid contact with eyes and mouth. Most brands, including Kaywin, use non-toxic ink that is safe for everyday use.

Is permanent marker OK for skin?

While permanent markers are not intended for use on the skin, occasional contact is not typically harmful. However, the alcohol-based solvents and pigments in the ink can cause irritation, especially on sensitive skin. It’s best to avoid using permanent markers on the skin and instead opt for products specifically designed for body art.