Description
Clean room marker, edding® 8011, is a black marker with a round, extra-fine tip of 0,6 mm intended for labelling tasks in cleanroom and controlled laboratory environments. The fine tip supports neat, high-density writing on sample containers, bags, trays and documentation surfaces where compact, legible marks are required. Supplied as a pack of 10 units, the edding® 8011 clean room marker set is practical for shared cleanroom pass-throughs, gowning areas and bench-side labelling stations in virus-research, campaign and general cleanroom-oriented workflows. Pack weight is 0,110 kg. Black ink provides strong contrast for batch numbers, dates, operator initials and process identifiers on light-coloured labware and packaging. This marker from manufacturer edding is positioned among laboratory markers used where cleaner handling and controlled-area labelling practices apply. The extra-fine 0,6 mm round tip favours precise script rather than broad strokes, helping keep labels tidy on small tubes and restricted writing fields. Pack size is 10 pc(s), suitable for stocking cleanroom stationery kits and multi-user laboratories that standardise on black clean room markers.
This article belongs on Stationery, books & lab notebooks, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Product type: Clean room marker
- Brand: edding®
- Model: 8011
- Colour: Black
- Tip: Round tip, extra fine, 0,6 mm
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