Sharpie T.E.C. Marker: Fine-tip, trace element certified permanent ink, 1 dozen

Marks most surfaces and meets trace element certification.

Product Overview:

Ever needed a permanent marker that actually plays by the rules? This Sharpie T.E.C. Marker writes on most surfaces and carries trace element certification. Engineers, inspectors and techs reach for it when ink purity matters, not just permanence. Be careful with stainless steel or titanium, because chlorides and other halogens can cause stress corrosion. It uses fine-tip precision for neat labels, circuit markings and small part IDs. Cap snaps on, clip keeps it close, and twelve markers per pack mean you won't run out fast. No fuss, no smudging once the ink has fully dried on the surface.

Key Features:

• Marker Point: Fine point delivers crisp lines for labels, panel markings and tiny text without blotting or ugly feathering.
• Permanent Ink: Trace element certified permanent ink resists water and fading, so your marks stay readable through inspections.
• Pocket Clip: Spring clip keeps the marker in a lab coat pocket or notebook, so you never fumble when you need it.
• Material/Finish: Plastic barrel is lightweight yet sturdy, giving a secure grip and surviving day-to-day knocks.
• Quantity/Pack: Sold twelve to a pack, so teams and field crews can stock up without frequent reordering.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Sharpie
• Manufacturer: Newell Brands
• Item#: SAN-13401
• Material/Finish: Plastic
• Format/Type: Permanent Marker
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Dozen
• Compatibility/Use: Sharpie T.E.C. Marker marks on most surfaces and meets requirements for trace element certified ink for the nuclear energy, aerospace, electronics, aeronautic and ship building industries. Chloride and other halogens cause stress corrosion on metals and should not be used on stainless steel or titanium
• Country of Origin: United States

Picture clear, precise marks on parts and tags, hear the quiet snap of the cap, feel the clip in your pocket, want a dozen sent to your bench?

Allow ink to dry before handling; avoid use on stainless steel and titanium.