Markal 80230 Solid Paint Marker Gray Round Tip

Product Description

The MARKAL 80230 is a solid paint marker designed for marking and identification tasks across a wide range of trade and industrial surfaces. Built on an oil-base formula, this crayon-style marker lays down a permanent gray line that resists smearing on rough, wet, or oily surfaces. The round tip delivers consistent, readable marks without sharpening or refilling. At 0.05 pounds, it is light enough to carry in a tool pouch for all-day use on the job. Pipefitters, ironworkers, lumber handlers, and general tradespeople rely on this type of marker for cut lines, inspection marks, and part identification where standard ink markers fail to adhere.

The MARKAL 80230 is suited for field and shop use wherever a durable, surface-permanent mark is needed. Compatible surfaces include steel and iron, pipes and tubes, rubber and tires, lumber and timber, plastic, glass, and concrete and stone. This broad surface compatibility makes it a practical single-marker solution for multi-trade shops, maintenance teams, and construction sites where workers encounter varied substrates throughout a shift.

Key Features

• Oil-base solid paint formula bonds permanently to steel, pipe, rubber, lumber, plastic, glass, and concrete
• Gray color family provides clear contrast on dark metal and pipe surfaces
• Round tip shape produces consistent marks without requiring sharpening
• Crayon-style solid construction eliminates ink dry-out and cap-loss issues
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds for easy carry in tool pouches or work aprons

Compatibility

Designed for marking on steel and iron, pipes and tubes, rubber and tires, lumber and timber, plastic, glass, and concrete and stone surfaces.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this marking tool. Remove the protective wrapper incrementally as the marker wears down to avoid exposing excess material that may break. Store in a cool, dry location away from direct heat sources to prevent softening of the solid paint core. For best mark adhesion, ensure the target surface is reasonably free of loose scale, sawdust, or standing water before marking.