Markal 96015 Blue Bullet Tip Grease Pencil 72 Piece

Product Description

The MARKAL 96015 is a paper-wrapped grease pencil designed for marking on a wide range of trade and industrial surfaces. The bullet tip delivers clean, consistent lines suited for layout, identification, and part marking in shop, field, and fabrication environments. The paper-wrap construction allows the user to expose fresh marking material by peeling back the paper as the tip wears down. This pencil writes on glass, metals, ceramic, cardboard, plastic, wood, and paper, making it a practical choice for HVAC techs, plumbers, electricians, and fabricators who need a reliable surface marker across multiple materials. Each unit is sold individually within a box of 72 pieces.

This grease pencil is suited for residential and commercial trade applications where permanent or semi-permanent marking is needed on non-porous and porous surfaces alike. Common uses include marking pipe cuts, labeling conduit runs, indicating fitment lines on sheet metal, and tagging components during staging or inspection. The blue color provides good contrast on metal, glass, and light-colored substrates. With a pack quantity of 72, this is well suited for shop stocking, tool crib supply, or crew-level distribution.

Key Features

• Bullet tip shape for consistent line width on flat and curved surfaces
• Blue color provides strong contrast on metals, glass, ceramic, and plastic
• Paper-wrap design allows easy tip advancement without a sharpener
• Marks on glass, metals, ceramic, cardboard, plastic, wood, and paper
• Pack of 72 pencils supports bulk stocking for crews or supply rooms

Compatibility

Designed for use on glass, metals, ceramic, cardboard, plastic, wood, and paper surfaces in trade and industrial marking applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to use this grease pencil. Peel back the paper wrap incrementally to expose fresh marking material as the tip wears. Marks made with grease pencils may smear on smooth surfaces, so allow adequate time before handling marked areas. Store pencils in a cool, dry location to prevent tip softening.