Avery AVE24148 Jumbo Permanent Marker Chisel Tip Black

Product Description

The AVERY AVE24148 is a jumbo permanent marker designed for bold, broad-stroke marking across a wide range of surfaces. The chisel tip measures 2/3 inch and delivers consistent coverage on cardboard, wood, metal, plastic, concrete, and illustration board. The extra-large barrel holds a generous ink supply, extending service life through high-volume use. Ink is fast-drying, water-resistant, and rub-resistant, making marks durable once applied. Low-odor formula reduces discomfort in enclosed workspaces. This marker is sold as a dozen, with 12 units per order. It suits sign making, labeling, and job-site marking tasks common in trade and facilities environments.

The AVE24148 is appropriate for use in warehouses, job sites, maintenance shops, and facilities management settings where legible, permanent marking on rough or mixed surfaces is required. The chisel tip allows both broad fill strokes and narrower edge marks depending on angle. The low-odor ink makes it practical for use indoors without heavy ventilation requirements. Sign making and poster work are listed applications. The dozen pack format supports stocking for crews or shared-use supply rooms.

Key Features

• 2/3 inch chisel tip for broad stroke coverage and edge marking versatility
• Fast-drying, water-resistant, rub-resistant permanent ink
• Low-odor formula suitable for use in enclosed or indoor environments
• Extra-large barrel for extended ink capacity and long service life
• Nontoxic ink certified by ACMI and conforms to ASTM D4236 standards
• Writes on cardboard, wood, metal, plastic, concrete, and illustration board

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose jumbo permanent marker suitable for trade, industrial, and facilities marking applications on common job-site surfaces.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this product. Store markers horizontally or cap-side down when not in use to maintain tip saturation. Keep caps secured when not in use to prevent ink from drying out. Dispose of spent markers according to local regulations governing solvent-based materials.