Pentel Permanent Marker Green Label NN50

Marker with a conical tip. Marker made from 85% recycled material. Permanent on many surfaces. With low-odor alcohol-based ink. Conical tip, line width: 1.3 mm. Plastic casing and cap with clip. Not refillable. Permanent marker in a large casing for better handling in industry and commerce. Made of lightweight plastic with a practical clip on the cap. Made from recycled material. This product and/or its packaging is made from recycled raw materials. This process is more environmentally friendly as the raw materials do not need to be newly extracted with high effort. Yogurt cups, single-use bottles, plastic waste, and film packaging are incorporated into the manufacturing cycle through recycling. Innovative and proven writing instruments for everyday use. The company Pentel was founded in 1946 as "The Japan Stationary Corporation" in war-torn Japan, initially focusing on the production of watercolor and oil paints as well as drawing pencils for kindergartens and schools. Numerous achievements in the world of writing and painting products are attributed to its own research and development laboratory. Examples include the first 0.9 mm fine lead for mechanical pencils, the first fiber tip pen "SignPen," the first rollerball pen "Ball Pentel," and the first correction fluid with a writing tip instead of a brush. For over 70 years, Pentel has continuously worked on innovations and improvements that make our daily lives easier, especially in writing, drawing, and painting. In 1977, the successful company also entered Switzerland as "Pentel Papeteriewaren AG.".