Dykem 17463 Oil-based Paint Marker White Medium Tip

Product Description

The DYKEM 17463 is an oil-based paint marker designed for marking, labeling, and identification tasks in industrial and trade environments. It delivers a white, opaque mark on a wide range of surfaces including metal, glass, plastic, rubber, and wood. The medium tip provides a consistent line width suitable for part marking, layout work, and component identification. At 1.25 pounds packaged weight, it is a standard single-unit marker suited for bench use or field carry. Technicians across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical trades rely on oil-based markers for marks that resist moisture, grease, and handling.

The DYKEM 17463 is used in residential and commercial trade applications wherever durable surface marking is required. Common scenarios include marking pipe runs before cutting, labeling electrical conduit, identifying refrigerant line sets, and annotating components during service or installation. The oil-based ink adheres to both porous and non-porous surfaces, making it practical across the range of materials encountered in mechanical and construction trade work.

Key Features

• Oil-based ink formula for durable, moisture-resistant marks on most trade surfaces
• White color provides high visibility on dark metals, black pipe, and coated surfaces
• Medium tip shape delivers a consistent, controlled line width for layout and labeling
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual tool pouches or service vans
• Adheres to metal, glass, plastic, rubber, and wood without pre-treatment

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose oil-based paint marker suitable for industrial and trade surface marking applications across mechanical, electrical, and construction trades.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this marker. Shake the marker before first use and depress the tip on a test surface to prime the ink flow. Store with the cap secured to prevent tip dry-out. Keep away from open flames during use, as oil-based inks may be flammable.