Markal 97032 Removable Liquid Paint Marker Bullet Tip Red

Product Description

The MARKAL 97032 is a removable liquid paint marker designed for marking and labeling on a wide range of trade and industrial surfaces. It uses an alcohol-based ink that lays down a bright red line through a bullet-shaped tip, making marks easy to see in low-light or busy job-site conditions. Because the ink is removable, technicians and tradespeople can apply temporary identification, inspection marks, or routing notes without leaving permanent residue on finished or sensitive surfaces. At 0.05 pounds, the marker is lightweight enough to carry in a tool pouch or service bag throughout the workday.

This marker is suited for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical service work where temporary surface marking is part of the workflow. It performs on steel, iron, glass, plastic, and pipes and tubes, covering the material types most commonly encountered during installation, inspection, and maintenance tasks. A single marker ships per package, making it easy to order individually or in multiples as needed for a crew or service van.

Key Features

• Alcohol-based ink for consistent flow on non-porous and smooth industrial surfaces
• Bullet tip for controlled line width on pipes, fittings, and flat stock
• Red ink color provides high visibility for inspection and routing marks
• Removable formula leaves no permanent residue on marked surfaces
• Compatible with steel, iron, glass, plastic, pipes, and tubes
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds for all-day carry in a tool pouch

Compatibility

Designed for use on steel, iron, glass, plastic, pipes, and tubes as a temporary marking solution in trade and industrial service environments.

Installation Notes

No special tools are required to use this marker. Shake the marker before use and press the tip gently on a scrap surface to prime ink flow before marking work pieces. When marking pressurized or energized components, follow all applicable lockout and shutoff procedures before approaching the work area. Allow ink to dry before handling marked surfaces to avoid smearing.