Markal 61126 Solid Paint Marker White Round Tip

Product Description

The MARKAL 61126 is a pocket-sized solid paint marker in a twist-up holder designed for marking on a wide range of industrial and trade surfaces. The alcohol-based solid paint formula lays down a white, opaque mark with a round tip, making it well suited for identification, coding, and inspection work in the field or shop. The compact twist-up form factor keeps the marker protected when not in use and allows controlled extension of the marking compound without tools. Electricians, pipefitters, ironworkers, plumbers, and general tradespeople carry this style of marker for quick, on-the-spot labeling during installation and maintenance.

This marker is intended for use on a broad range of substrates encountered in trade work, including steel, iron, pipe and tube stock, glass, lumber, timber, ceramic, concrete, stone, rubber, tires, and plastic. The solid paint construction performs on dry, wet, oily, and rough surfaces where liquid ink markers often skip or bleed. It fits easily in a tool belt or shirt pocket, making it practical for job site use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical trades.

Key Features

• Solid alcohol-based paint formula marks on oily, wet, and rough surfaces
• White color provides high contrast on dark metals, pipe, and concrete
• Round tip delivers consistent line width for labeling and inspection marks
• Twist-up holder extends the paint compound without tools
• Pocket-sized form factor fits tool belts and shirt pockets
• Compatible with steel, iron, glass, lumber, ceramic, concrete, rubber, and plastic substrates

Compatibility

Suitable for marking on steel, iron, pipes, tubes, glass, lumber, timber, ceramic, concrete, stone, rubber, tires, and plastic surfaces as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this consumable marking tool. Twist up only as much paint compound as needed to avoid breakage of the solid tip. Cap or retract the marker after each use to prevent the compound from drying or chipping. Store in a moderate-temperature environment away from direct heat sources common on job sites.