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Brand: Hero
Non Carbon ink 7109 Beautiful Glass Ink Bottel Contain 40 Ml
Brand: Good Make
Blow in The Color Pens to Spray a Fine Mist of Color Spray Around Objects or Stencils to Make a Colorful Drawing. Write, Paint, Draw or Spray Around Objects with These Color Pens. Washable and Non-Toxic Inks are Safe to Children and Kids. Package Contains 6 Color Spray Pens, 3 Drawings and Stencils. Colors May Vary.
Brand: Good Make
Made from good Material Ideal for office desk organisation Most Popular product in offices.
Brand: Good Make
Made from good Material Ideal for office desk organisation Most Popular product in offices.
Brand: Good Make
Stainless Steel Plastic Handle Comfortable to use Size: 18 cm
Brand: Good Make
Stainless Steel Plastic Handle Comfortable to use Size: 18 cm
Brand: Good Make
Stainless Steel Plastic Handle Comfortable to use Size: 16 cm
Reference: NW1005
Brand: Good Make
Brand Name Dingli Material Metal Number of Sheets 25 Style Modern Operation Mode Manual
Reference: STK
Brand: Edding
Drawing and decorating on smooth surfaces has never been easier when using edding paint markers. With the marker's 1-2 mm thick round and soft nib you can create detailed inscriptions and decorations on glass surfaces, christmas tree baubles, biscuit tins or storage boxes. Its opaque ink provides good coverage and is perfectly durable.Working with this...
Reference: STK
Brand: Edding
The edding 750 gloss paint marker is the number one solution for shimmering, lacquer-like designs and decorations on smoother surfaces such as glass, metal or plastic. With its smoothly gliding 2-4 mm thick round nib you can easily spruce up a glass lamp shade, a glazed ceramic plant pot, a set of lacquered wood bookends, a tin tray... anything you want,...
Reference: STK
Brand: Edding
The edding 750 gloss paint marker is the number one solution for shimmering, lacquer-like designs and decorations on smoother surfaces such as glass, metal or plastic. With its smoothly gliding 2-4 mm thick round nib you can easily spruce up a glass lamp shade, a glazed ceramic plant pot, a set of lacquered wood bookends, a tin tray... anything you want,...
Reference: STK
Brand: Edding
The edding 750 gloss paint marker is the number one solution for shimmering, lacquer-like designs and decorations on smoother surfaces such as glass, metal or plastic. With its smoothly gliding 2-4 mm thick round nib you can easily spruce up a glass lamp shade, a glazed ceramic plant pot, a set of lacquered wood bookends, a tin tray... anything you want,...
Reference: STK
Brand: Edding
In industrial settings, where efficiency and precision are non-negotiable, having a marker that produces immediate, white, and permanent marks instantly becomes an essential tool. The Ready White Industry Pen is a white & ready-to-use permanent marker, which can be used without any shaking or pumping. The round 1-3mm nib ensures precision, and it's...
Reference: STK
Brand: Edding
When surgical precision is needed to highlight areas on photographic material, such as an x-ray image or a computer tomography, the edding 8010 x-ray marker is the right choice. Its extra fine nib is fully waterproof and lightfast, saving a lot of hassle for those who save lives on a daily base.
Reference: STK
Brand: Edding
Do you want to add drawings to children's T-shirts? How about writing a personal message on a babygro? Drawing on decorative cushions or sprucing up an old chair cover? The edding 4500 textile marker offers high quality and excellent definition on many light-coloured, chemically untreated fabrics such as cotton and linen, as well as on a number of mixed...
Reference: STK
Brand: Edding
When working in a laboratory, conditions can vary as much as the areas of research. With high temperature fluctuations it's important to work with reliable tools, such as the edding 8015 F laboratory marker, which defies temperatures ranging from -183 °C to +500 °C.Besides its very fine nib and the waterproof and lightfast qualities, the marker has a very...
