TIMCO permanent marker pens in four mixed colours with a fine tip. Water and UV resistant with free flow cartridge technology for vivid, long-lasting marks on wood, metal, glass, plastic, masonry and more.
These TIMCO permanent marker pens are a proper site staple. Whether you’re marking timber lengths, labelling pipe runs, scribing on masonry or noting measurements on sheet material, a reliable permanent marker is one of those things you only miss when it’s not in your belt. This four-pack comes in mixed colours with a fine tip, covering the basics without any fuss.
What sets these apart from a standard felt-tip is the free flow cartridge system. Rather than relying on a basic reservoir that dries out or fades after a few weeks rattling around in a toolbox, the cartridge delivers consistent ink flow from start to finish. TIMCO reckon they last 30% longer than standard felt-tip markers, tested against reservoir-style pens. On a busy site, that matters more than it sounds.
Where TIMCO Permanent Marker Pens Perform
The ink is both water and UV resistant once dry, so marks stay legible outdoors and in conditions where a standard pen would smear or bleach out. Vivid colour and quick drying mean you’re not smudging measurements with your sleeve three seconds after writing them. Anyone who’s done that on a wet Monday morning will appreciate it.
These marker pens work across a wide range of materials: cardboard, paper, plastic, glass, tile, metal, masonry and wood. The fine tip keeps your marks clean and accurate, which is useful when you’re marking out cut lines or labelling components for a client to identify later. Four colours in the pack means you can use a simple colour-coding system on site without any extra cost.
At this price for a four-pack, it makes sense to keep a few sets on the van. You’ll go through them, and running out mid-job because you only bought one is the kind of thing that costs time.
Pro Tip: When marking on smooth, non-porous surfaces like glass or glazed tile, let the ink dry for a full 30 seconds before touching it, as even these fast-drying markers will smear if handled too quickly on slick surfaces.
Permanent marker pens like these turn up on virtually every type of construction and installation job. Carpenters use them to mark cut lines and label components, plumbers mark pipe sizes and flow directions, and electricians label cables and containment runs. They work just as well on a timber frame as they do on PVC conduit, metal trunking or a concrete block.
On groundworks and civils jobs, marking out on masonry, kerbs and paving slabs is a regular task. The water resistance means rain won't wash out your reference marks before you get back to them. Roofing, joinery, shopfitting and general maintenance all find a use for a good permanent marker.
Best For
Marking cut lines on timber and sheet materials
Labelling pipes, cables and conduit runs
Site measurements and reference marks
Colour-coding components and materials
Outdoor use where water resistance is needed
Compatible Surfaces
Wood and timber
Metal
Plastic and PVC
Glass and glazed tile
Masonry and concrete
Cardboard and paper
Key Features
Free flow cartridge technology
Water and UV resistant ink
Quick drying formula
Fine tip for accurate marking
Mixed colours for colour-coding
30% longer life than standard felt-tip markers
Not suitable for: Not suitable for surfaces that require removable or temporary marking. Not intended for use on food contact surfaces.
These are ready to use straight from the pack. Remove the cap, press the tip lightly to the surface and write at a normal pace. The free flow cartridge means you do not need to shake or prime the pen before use. Allow a few seconds for the ink to dry before handling the marked surface, particularly on smooth non-porous materials.
Remove the cap from the marker pen
Apply the fine tip to the surface with light, consistent pressure
Mark your line, measurement or label clearly
Allow the ink to dry before touching the marked area
Replace the cap firmly after use to prevent the tip from drying out
Will the ink wash off in wet conditions on site?
No. Once dry, the ink is water resistant, so rain and surface moisture will not wash it away. It is also UV resistant, meaning marks left outdoors will not fade quickly in sunlight. This makes it suitable for marking timber, masonry and other materials that may be exposed to the elements before a job is complete.
What colours are included in the four-pack?
The pack contains mixed colours. The exact combination can vary, but typically includes the standard colours used for site marking and colour-coding. If you need a specific colour for a particular application, TIMCO markers are also available individually.
TIMCO permanent markers use a free flow cartridge system that delivers consistent ink output over the life of the pen. The ink formulation is water and UV resistant once cured on the surface, with quick-drying properties to reduce smearing in use. The fine tip is suited to accurate marking work across porous and non-porous materials alike.
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