Markal 96822 Liquid Paint Marker Bullet Tip Red

Product Description

The MARKAL 96822 is a liquid paint marker designed for general identification and marking tasks across trade and industrial environments. Filled with an alcohol-based ink in red, it delivers a consistent, opaque line through a bullet-shaped tip. The alcohol-base formula bonds to a wide range of surfaces, making it practical for marking pipe, metal fabrications, electrical conduit, rubber components, and other materials commonly encountered in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical work. At 0.08 pounds, it is lightweight enough for all-day use in the field or on the bench. Licensed tradespeople and service technicians reach for this marker when clear, durable identification is needed on job materials before or during installation.

The 96822 is suited for residential and commercial trade applications where surface variety demands a versatile marking solution. It writes on steel, iron, plastic, glass, pipes and tubes, rubber and tires, and cloth or fabric textiles. Common uses include labeling pipe runs before cutting, marking conduit routing points, identifying refrigerant lines, and tagging components during equipment teardown or assembly. The bullet tip produces a controlled mark on both flat and curved surfaces, which is useful when working on round pipe or tube stock.

Key Features

• Alcohol-based liquid paint ink for adhesion to non-porous and porous surfaces
• Bullet tip shape provides consistent line width on flat and curved surfaces
• Red color family for high-visibility identification marks
• Compatible with steel, iron, plastic, glass, pipe, rubber, and fabric substrates
• Lightweight at 0.08 pounds for comfortable all-day field use

Compatibility

Designed for general marking use on steel and iron, plastic, glass, pipes and tubes, rubber and tires, and cloth and fabric textiles.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this marker. Surface preparation is not typically needed, but marking on oily or heavily contaminated surfaces may reduce adhesion. Allow marks to dry before covering with insulation, tape, or other materials. Store with the cap secured to prevent tip drying.