Marker Edding EcoLine 32 kilspets svart

Marker Edding EcoLine 32 Chisel tip Black is a flipchart marker designed for writing and marking on flipchart paper, presentation paper, index cards and other paper sheets. At least 90% of the total plastic used in the marker is recycled, including 83% post-consumer material. The product is climate neutral according to ClimatePartner-ID 13742-1910-1001 and is manufactured in Germany. The chisel nib provides a variable stroke width of 1–5 mm and the low-odour ink is available in brilliant colours that do not bleed through to the next page.

Advantages

The Edding EcoLine 32 combines a versatile 1–5 mm chisel tip with refillability (compatible with edding FTK 25 refill service) and replaceable spare nibs (edding 32/383). Cap-off technology prevents the marker from drying out even if the cap is left off for several weeks (tested to ISO 554). Made predominantly from recycled plastics, the marker reduces material waste while maintaining the performance expected from an Edding product.

Suitable for

• Writing and drawing on flipchart and presentation paper
• Marking on index cards and paper sheets
• Use in meetings, classrooms and workshops

Key specifications

• Brand: Edding
• Model: EcoLine 32, chisel tip
• Colour: Black
• Stroke width: 1–5 mm (chisel nib)
• Materials: ≥90% recycled plastic (83% post-consumer)
• Refillable: compatible with edding FTK 25 refill service
• Replaceable nibs: edding 32/383 spare nibs
• Cap-off technology: cap can be left open for several weeks (ISO 554)
• Climate neutral: ClimatePartner-ID 13742-1910-1001
• Made in: Germany
• MPN: 4-32001
• EAN: 4004764946921

How to use

Hold the marker at an angle to produce wider strokes with the chisel tip or use the narrow edge for finer lines. For consistent performance, recap the marker after use. If ink level becomes low, refill using the edding FTK 25 refill service and replace the nib with edding 32/383 spare nibs when worn.

Recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to ensure even ink distribution. Test on a scrap sheet before use to confirm stroke width and ink behaviour on different paper types.