Markal 96832 Liquid Paint Marker Bullet Tip

Product Description

The MARKAL 96832 is a liquid paint marker designed for general marking tasks across a wide range of industrial and trade surfaces. It uses an alcohol-based ink formula delivered through a bullet-shaped tip, producing consistent, opaque marks in an aluminum color. At 0.05 pounds, it is a lightweight, single-use hand tool suited for technicians, pipefitters, fabricators, and service professionals who need reliable surface identification in the field or shop. The alcohol-base formula bonds to non-porous and porous surfaces alike, making it a practical choice when standard markers fall short.

This marker is used in residential and commercial trade applications where clear, durable marking is required on a variety of substrates. Typical uses include identifying pipe runs, labeling components before disassembly, marking cut lines on steel or iron stock, and tagging rubber or fabric parts for inspection or routing. It is equally effective on glass and plastic surfaces, making it versatile across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical service work.

Key Features

• Alcohol-based ink for adhesion to non-porous surfaces including metal, glass, and plastic
• Bullet tip shape delivers controlled, consistent line width
• Aluminum color ink provides high visibility on dark steel and iron surfaces
• Rated for use on steel and iron, plastic, glass, pipes and tubes, rubber and tires, and cloth and fabric
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds for easy carry in a tool pouch or service kit
• Single-unit packaging with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed for general marking use on steel and iron, plastic, glass, pipes and tubes, rubber and tires, and cloth and fabric surfaces across trade and industrial applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this marker. Shake the marker before use and depress the tip on a test surface to initiate ink flow. Store with the cap secured to prevent the tip from drying out. Keep away from open flame during use, as the alcohol-based ink is flammable.