Permanentmarker Edding 8015 F bullet-spids sort

Laboratory marker for extra-fine, precise marking and labelling of smooth and transparent surfaces such as slides, reaction vessels, petri and laboratory dishes. The round nib produces a stroke width of 0.75 mm. The marker contains quick-drying, wear-resistant, waterproof, lightfast and low-odour permanent ink that is permanent on plastics and removable from glass with acetone, ethanol, isopropanol or methyl ethyl ketone. The product is tested for extreme resistance to abrasion and for temperature resistance up to 500 °C on aluminium and down to -183 °C in liquid nitrogen; tests were carried out and approved by TÜV Saarland. Recommended by Clariant. Colour: black. Spare nibs (edding 404) are available. Low-odour formulation with no added toluene or xylene.

Advantages

The Edding 8015 F offers precise 0.75 mm marking with a bullet tip designed for smooth and transparent laboratory surfaces. Its ink dries quickly, resists wear, water and light, and shows high thermal stability from -183 °C to 500 °C. The marker is permanent on plastics and can be removed from glass using common solvents. Tested and approved by TÜV Saarland and recommended by Clariant; spare nibs are available and the ink formulation is low-odour without added toluene or xylene.

Suitable for

• Marking and labelling microscope slides and cover slips
• Labeling reaction vessels and tubes
• Writing on petri dishes and laboratory trays
• Permanent marking on plastic labware

Key specifications

• Brand: Edding
• Model / MPN: 4-8015 (Edding 8015 F)
• EAN: 4004764984923
• Tip: round bullet nib, stroke width 0.75 mm
• Ink: permanent, quick-drying, waterproof, lightfast, low-odour, no added toluene/xylene
• Colour: black
• Removability: permanent on plastics; removable from glass with acetone, ethanol, isopropanol or methyl ethyl ketone
• Temperature resistance: tested up to 500 °C on aluminium and down to -183 °C in liquid nitrogen (TÜV Saarland)
• Spare nibs: compatible with edding 404 spare nibs

How to use

Shake the marker well before use. Press the bullet tip gently onto the surface and write or draw with steady pressure to achieve a consistent 0.75 mm stroke. Allow the ink to dry for a short time; drying time will vary with surface and ambient conditions. To remove marks from glass, apply acetone, ethanol, isopropanol or methyl ethyl ketone and wipe with a lint-free cloth. Do not use solvents on plastic labware where permanence is required.

Recommendations

Store horizontally with the cap closed to prevent drying. Use on clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion. For prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures or chemical sterilisation, test marking on a sample item first. Keep out of reach of children and follow laboratory safety procedures when using solvents for removal.