Bsc Preferred STSBLK Marsh Spray Ink Black Case of 12

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED STSBLK is a black marsh spray ink formulated to mark clearly on all surfaces. Each can holds 11 ounces of permanent, waterproof, fast-drying ink. The formula is lead-free, making it suitable for use in industrial, warehouse, and shipping environments where surface marking, stenciling, or package identification is required. This product ships as a case of 12 cans. It is equivalent to part number S-503. Inventory and warehouse staff, shipping coordinators, and packaging operations personnel are the primary users of this ink.

This spray ink is used across a wide range of applications including stencil marking on cardboard, wood, metal, plastic, concrete, and other surfaces. It is commonly found in distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and shipping departments where fast-drying, permanent identification marking is needed on outbound freight, pallets, or raw materials. The case quantity of 12 makes it practical for high-volume operations that require consistent marking performance across shifts.

Key Features

• Permanent and waterproof formula holds up after application on porous and non-porous surfaces
• Fast-drying ink reduces smearing and handling delays in active shipping environments
• Lead-free formulation meets safety requirements for general industrial use
• 11 ounces per can provides consistent coverage volume across the case
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-503
• Sold as a case of 12 cans for volume applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose marsh spray ink equivalent to part number S-503, suitable for use with stencil marking systems and direct surface application across industrial and shipping packaging operations.

Installation Notes

Shake the can thoroughly before each use and test spray pattern on scrap material before marking finished surfaces. Use in well-ventilated areas and follow applicable safety data sheet guidance for aerosol spray inks. Store cans away from heat sources and direct sunlight. Do not puncture or incinerate empty cans.