Markal 97051 Fluorescent Green Liquid Paint Marker

Product Description

The MARKAL 97051 is a fluorescent green liquid paint marker designed for marking on rough, uneven, and demanding surfaces in industrial and trade environments. Featuring a bullet-shaped tip and an alcohol-base ink formulation, this marker delivers highly visible marks that resist smearing on surfaces where standard markers fail. Licensed tradespeople and field technicians rely on this type of marker for permanent identification on materials that move through fabrication, inspection, or service workflows. The compact size and durable construction make it well suited for tool bags, pouches, and jobsite use.

This marker is intended for use across a wide range of industrial and trade surfaces encountered in plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and general mechanical work. It performs on rusty metal, steel and iron, pipes and tubes, plates, non-ferrous metals, rubber and tires, plastic, glass, and ceramic. The fluorescent green color improves visibility in low-light conditions and busy shop environments, making it a practical choice for marking cut lines, inspection points, and part identification during installation or service calls.

Key Features

• Fluorescent green ink for high-visibility marking on dark or rough surfaces
• Bullet tip delivers consistent line width on irregular textures
• Alcohol-base ink bonds to a broad range of materials including metal, rubber, plastic, glass, and ceramic
• Suitable for rusty metal, pipes and tubes, non-ferrous metals, and more
• Compact form factor fits standard tool pouches and marker holders

Compatibility

Designed for use on rusty metal, steel and iron, pipes and tubes, plates, non-ferrous metals, rubber and tires, plastic, glass, and ceramic surfaces.

Installation Notes

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