Expo Chisel Tip Whiteboard Markers are a box of 36 assorted-colour dry-erase markers with low-odor, AP Non-toxic certified ink, built for everyday whiteboard use in classrooms, small offices, and homes.
This is a dry-erase whiteboard marker, not a permanent marker — it's built to write and wipe cleanly off standard whiteboards using a dry cloth or whiteboard eraser. The chisel tip lets you switch between a broad stroke for headings and a narrower line for detail work, so one marker covers most day-to-day whiteboard writing without needing a separate fine-tip pen.
The ink is a low-odor formula, which matters in smaller or less-ventilated rooms — classrooms, meeting rooms, home offices — where a strong marker smell is a real annoyance over a full day of use. The pack is AP Non-toxic certified, a recognised safety standard for materials used around children (see the FAQ below for what that certification actually covers). And because it's a box of 36 assorted-colour markers rather than a handful, it's sized for teams and classrooms that go through markers regularly and need a reliable stock on hand rather than reordering every few weeks.
This box is assorted colours, not a single colour. Need all-black instead? We also stock the Expo Chisel Tip Black, Box of 36.
The tip is flat and angled, so turning the marker gives a broad stroke or a narrower line from one pen. For only fine detail work, our fine tip Expo markers are a better fit.
Yes — this pack is AP Non-toxic certified by ACMI, the recognised standard for materials used around young children.
Yes, like any dry-erase marker. Recap firmly after each use and keep the box away from direct heat.
Expo doesn't publish a fixed usage figure for this marker. A box of 36 keeps busy classrooms and offices stocked so you're not caught short mid-use.
It's labelled and sold as a whiteboard marker. We haven't verified other-surface performance, so test a hidden spot first if trying glass or laminate.
AP is a third-party ACMI certification backed by toxicological testing — not just a manufacturer's own wording on the box.
Go over the mark with a fresh dry-erase marker and wipe immediately, or use a little isopropyl alcohol on a cloth. This applies to dry-erase boards generally, not just this marker.