Markal 97255 Liquid Paint Marker Bullet Tip Green

Product Description

The MARKAL 97255 is a green liquid paint marker designed for use on rough surfaces where standard markers fail to perform. It features a bullet-shaped tip that delivers consistent, opaque paint lines on demanding substrates including rusty metal, steel, iron, pipes, tubes, plates, non-ferrous metals, rubber, tires, plastic, glass, and ceramic. Built for extreme durability, this marker is suited to industrial and trade environments where clear, lasting identification marks are required. Technicians, pipefitters, and maintenance professionals across HVAC, plumbing, and general mechanical trades use markers like this for part identification, layout work, and service notation.

The 97255 is sold as a single marker. Its broad substrate compatibility makes it practical for a wide range of field and shop applications. Whether marking pipe runs before installation, identifying components during a service call, or labeling materials in a fabrication environment, this marker holds up where standard felt-tip or wax-based markers degrade. The green color provides strong visual contrast on dark metal and industrial surfaces.

Key Features

• Liquid paint formula adheres to rough, contaminated, and irregular surfaces
• Bullet tip shape delivers consistent line width for marking and labeling tasks
• Green color offers high contrast on metal, pipe, and dark industrial substrates
• Compatible with a wide range of materials including rusty metal, rubber, plastic, glass, and ceramic
• Sold individually — quantity of one per package

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this marker. Shake the marker and depress the tip on a test surface before first use to initiate paint flow. Store with the cap secured to prevent tip drying. Follow any applicable facility or jobsite protocols for marking materials prior to cutting, welding, or permanent assembly.