The Artline 90 Permanent Marker is a black ink, 5mm chisel nib marker sold in a Box of 12 — built for staff who need a reliable, general-purpose marker for labelling stock, packaging, and equipment in offices, warehouses, and retail stockrooms.
This marker is rated for both porous and non-porous surfaces, so it works whether you're labelling a cardboard carton, a wooden pallet, a steel shelf, or a glass surface. It's a genuine Artline product (not a generic or reseller-branded copy), so you know exactly what ink formula and nib you're getting in every box.
If you're restocking general-purpose permanent markers for an office, warehouse, or retail counter, the Artline 90 gives you a wide chisel tip for bold labelling plus a fine edge for detail work, in one marker. The instant-drying, low-odour ink means it's practical for everyday indoor use, and the aluminium barrel is built to handle regular, repeated use rather than occasional touch-ups.
Yes, this is genuine Artline stock (Artline is the listed vendor/manufacturer), not a generic or reseller-branded equivalent. The SKU is 109001.
It has a 5mm chisel nib that produces a line width between 2.0mm and 5.0mm, so you can get a bold, wide line or angle it for a finer stroke with the same marker.
It's designed for both porous surfaces (cardboard, wood) and non-porous surfaces (steel, glass), making it suitable for general marking tasks like labelling boxes, pallets, and equipment.
This listing is a Box of 12 markers, all black. Artline also sells a Box of 12 in assorted colours if you need more than one colour on hand.
Yes, the ink is alcohol-based, low odour, xylene-free, and ROHS compliant, which makes it suitable for regular use in offices and warehouses without strong fumes.
It's an instant-drying formula, so it's designed to set fast on the surface rather than smear immediately after marking.
The Artline 90 uses a 5mm chisel nib (2.0–5.0mm line), while the Artline 70 uses a finer 1.5mm bullet nib and the Artline 100 uses a larger 12mm chisel nib for bolder marking. Choose based on how fine or bold a line you need.
It's suited to general-purpose marking on cardboard and similar packaging surfaces, which covers typical stock and carton labelling in a retail or office setting.