Milwaukee Inkzall Chisel Point Marker
Prices from £2.49 to £2.81 across 2 retailers · 11% below next-cheapest retailer £2.81
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The Milwaukee Inkzall Jobsite Chisel Point Marker is a marker pen with a chisel point tip, finished in black.
The tip is clog-resistant and capable of writing through dusty, wet or oily surfaces.
The durable tip is designed for rough surfaces such as OSB, cinder block and concrete.
Ink dries quickly to reduce smearing whilst resisting premature drying if the cap is left off.
The marker includes a built-in hard hat clip for storage and access.
Weight: 26 g.
EAN: 0045242333608.
The tip is clog-resistant and capable of writing through dusty, wet or oily surfaces.
The durable tip is designed for rough surfaces such as OSB, cinder block and concrete.
Ink dries quickly to reduce smearing whilst resisting premature drying if the cap is left off.
The marker includes a built-in hard hat clip for storage and access.
Weight: 26 g.
EAN: 0045242333608.
EAN 0045242333608 · Milwaukee. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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