Pica-Gel 8080 Industrial Signal Marker, White, Gel Lead, up to 1000°C, Chloride-Free

Pica-Gel Signalmarker 8080 Industrial Marker, White, Gel Lead

Pica-Gel Signalmarker 8080 is a German marker with a gel lead, built to replace the tube paint marker. Nothing to squeeze, nothing to drip, no tip drying out and no waiting - twist it out, mark, put it away. The manufacturer classes it as HIGH-PERMANENT: once the mark has dried, it stays.

Marks where pencil and marker give up

The gel lead writes equally on glossy and rough, on bright and dark, on hot and freezing cold. Rusty sheet, oily section, wet concrete, dusty stone - these are the surfaces where an ordinary permanent marker slides across and leaves nothing. The white gives excellent contrast even on a dark surface.

Durability

The mark is weather and light resistant, which means it will do for outdoor marking that has to survive for weeks. Markings withstand temperatures up to approximately 1000°C - which is why this marker is used before cutting and welding, where an ordinary mark burns away before it has done its job. The formula is chloride-free, making it acceptable on stainless steel, where chlorides cause corrosion.

One-handed use

The twist mechanism runs smoothly, and the line width is variable from 2 to 8 mm depending on how far the lead is wound out and at what angle you hold it. The cap is shaped as a quiver and clips to a pocket - the marker opens and closes with one hand while the other holds the work.

Economy

According to the manufacturer, one Pica-Gel replaces up to 4 tube markers of 50 ml each. There is also no dried-up residue thrown away with the tube.

This article

This is article 8080 - a single white marker. The same marker in a self-service blister is article 8080/SB. The range runs white (8080), blue (8081), red (8082), black (8083) and yellow (8084).

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