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Markal 97402G Paint Marker Medium Tip Red
Medium-tip paint marker lays down red marks on glass, iron, plastic, rubber and steel that dry in 90 seconds and withstand 150 °F
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- Red marks on glass, iron, plastic, rubber and steel
- Bullet tip lays down paint in 90 seconds dry time
- Works up to 150 °F for hot-surface jobs
- Clip-on plastic barrel keeps marker secure
- Meets MIL-STD-2041D requirements for industrial use
Markal 97402G Red Paint Marker
The Markal 97402G is a liquid paint marker with a medium bullet tip that delivers opaque red marks. It is suited for maintenance, inspection and identification tasks on metal, plastic, glass and rubber surfaces in industrial and workshop settings.
Plastic Clip Housing for Easy Access
The marker uses a plastic barrel with a clip attachment so it can be secured to a pocket or clipboard during use. Its capillary actuation feeds paint without pumping, and the tip is not replaceable, meaning the unit is discarded when the tip wears or the paint is exhausted.
90-Second Dry Time and 150°F Temperature Limit
Marks become touch-dry in approximately 90 seconds and withstand continuous exposure up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit. The product does not meet MIL-STD-2041D or GE nuclear and aircraft engine specifications, so it is not qualified for those regulated applications.
Highlights
- Red marks on glass, iron, plastic, rubber and steel
- Bullet tip lays down paint in 90 seconds dry time
- Works up to 150 °F for hot-surface jobs
- Clip-on plastic barrel keeps marker secure
- Meets MIL-STD-2041D requirements for industrial use
Specifications
| Brand | Markal |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
Questions about this item
How fast does the liquid paint dry on steel or plastic?
The marker dries in 90 seconds on compatible surfaces such as steel, plastic, glass, iron and rubber.
What is the maximum temperature the markings can withstand?
Markings remain legible up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit, the stated maximum performance temperature.
How do you start the flow on a new Markal 97402G marker?
Shake the marker with the cap on, then press the bullet tip down until paint saturates it; do not remove the tip.
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