Description
Paint marker edding® 780 in copper is an extra-fine laboratory marking pen with a 0,8 mm tip for precise, distinctive labelling on laboratory surfaces. The opaque copper paint ink creates durable, high-contrast marks on glassware, metal, plastics and other common lab materials, supporting sample identification, colour-coded tagging and inventory organisation. Supplied in a pack of 10 unit(s), the markers offer convenient stock for benches and shared workspaces. The pack weighs 0,135 kg, so it is straightforward to store and issue. The extra-fine tip allows neat application of codes, dates and batch numbers even on small vessels or crowded labels. These markers from manufacturer edding fit everyday laboratory stationery needs where reliable paint markings in a copper tone are required. The 780 series provides controlled ink flow in a compact format suitable for standard pen holders. Practical for technicians and scientists who want consistent copper markings for sample tracking, equipment labelling and lab organisation during routine handling.
This article is part of Stationery, books & lab notebooks, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Model: 780
- Colour: copper
- Tip: extra fine
- Line width: 0,8 mm
- Weight: 0,135 kg
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Paint marker edding®, 780, copper, extra fine, 0,8 mm, 10 unit(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes edding for laboratory use. It sits in Stationery, books & lab notebooks, inside Tools & accessories, in Labware.
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