This permanent marker from Edding is ideal for labelling, marking, and bold highlighting on variou...This permanent marker from Edding is ideal for labelling, marking, and bold highlighting on various surfaces like photos, plastic, glass, wood, stone, leather, and metal. It features a broad chisel nib that writes a 2-7mm line. The quick-drying, light-fast, and waterproof ink is smudge-proof and low-odour, with no added toluene or xylene. The marker is refillable with Edding bottled permanent ink and replacement nibs are available. Its sturdy aluminium body ensures long-term use, and the cap can be repositioned on the end of the barrel. Made in Germany, it offers proven quality. The marker is suitable for organisational tasks and artistic creativity, leaving a durable impression on any surface.
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The Edding 500 permanent marker is ideal for anyone needing to label or mark on various surfaces. Its key benefit is its versatility, working on materials like paper, metal, and plastic. However, be aware that the ink is permanent and may not be removable from all surfaces. This guide provides comprehensive instructions for using and maintaining your Edding 500.
All features
Model Part Number
4-500001
Brand
Edding
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I refill the Edding 500?
Remove the nib and carefully fill the marker with Edding bottled permanent ink. Reinsert the nib and cap the marker tightly.
Can I use the Edding 500 on fabric?
While the Edding 500 can mark some fabrics, it's not specifically designed for this purpose, and the ink may bleed. Test on an inconspicuous area first.
What is the line width of the Edding 500?
The Edding 500 has a chisel nib that produces a line width of 2-7mm.
Is the ink permanent?
Yes, the ink is permanent and designed to be resistant to water and light.
Can I replace the nib?
Yes, replacement nibs are available for the Edding 500.
Is the Edding 500 suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, the ink is waterproof and light-fast, making it suitable for many outdoor applications, although prolonged direct sun exposure may eventually fade the ink.
Troubleshooting
Marker isn't writing
Ensure the nib is clean and the marker is stored horizontally. If it still doesn't write, refill the marker or replace the nib.
Ink smudges
Allow the ink to dry completely before touching the marked area. Avoid excessive pressure when marking.
Marker ink is fading
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Use the marker on compatible surfaces for better ink adhesion.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile use on many surfaces.
Durable, lightfast, and waterproof ink.
Available in black and white.
Refillable for cost-effectiveness and environmental friendliness.
Smudge-proof and quick-drying ink for clean results.
Cons
Permanent ink can be a disadvantage if mistakes are made.
Line width may not be suitable for fine detail work.
Not ideal for porous surfaces as the ink may bleed.
Requires Edding bottled ink for refills.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the surface is clean and dry before marking.
Usage: Apply the marker with even pressure for consistent lines.
Storage: Store the marker horizontally to prevent the nib from drying out.
Refilling: Use Edding bottled permanent ink to refill. Follow the instructions on the ink bottle.
Nib Replacement: Replacement nibs are available if needed.
Compatibility: Works on most non-porous surfaces. Test on a hidden area first.
Care: Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading. Replace the cap after use to prevent drying.