Marcador permanente BIC ECO 2300, preto, ponta redonda 4–5 mm

BIC ECO 2300 permanent marker in black with a 4–5 mm bullet tip provides durable, alcohol‑based ink suitable for marking on paper, cardboard, plastics, textiles and metal. The pen body is made from 51% recycled materials and the low‑odor, light‑resistant ink is formulated for quick drying and long use. The marker features a resistant acrylic bullet tip that produces bold lines approximately 3.7 mm to 5.5 mm wide and will not dry out if left uncapped for up to one month.

Advantages

This permanent marker combines alcohol‑based, quick‑drying ink with low odor and light resistance for reliable marking on multiple surfaces. The barrel contains 51% recycled material, supporting reduced plastic use. The durable acrylic bullet tip maintains consistent line width and resists wear during regular use, while the formulation prevents drying when uncapped for extended short periods.

Suitable for

• Office and school marking on paper and cardboard
• Labeling plastic containers and packaging
• Marking textiles and fabric for temporary or permanent identification
• Metal and industrial surfaces for general-purpose marking
• Warehouse and laboratory labelling tasks

Key specifications

• Brand: BIC
• Model: ECO 2300
• Colour: Black
• Tip type: Acrylic bullet (resistant)
• Tip width: approx. 3.7 mm – 5.5 mm (4–5 mm nominal)
• Ink: Alcohol‑based, low odor, light resistant
• Barrel material: 51% recycled plastic
• Dry‑out resistance: Will not dry out uncapped for up to one month
• MPN: 8209263-1

How to use

Shake the marker before use to mix the ink. Press the tip gently on the surface to start the ink flow and apply with even pressure for consistent lines. For best results on porous surfaces such as paper, cardboard and textiles allow the ink to dry briefly to avoid smudging. Replace the cap after use to preserve the tip and ink performance.

Recommendations

Store horizontally when possible and keep the cap securely closed to maximize the marker’s lifespan. Test on a small area if marking delicate or treated surfaces to ensure compatibility.