Marqueur permanent de chantier, INKZALL, pointe fine, noir

Markers are great, my preferred permanent marker for everything. Two main issues though. First is that when writing on plastic I have to allow a longer dry time when compared to a Sharpie, but I still prefer the Inkzall over the Sharpies for staying on the tags. Second is that these markers are not UV resistant at all, and fade away fairly quickly when left out in the elements. For these outdoor applications Sharpie lasts several months, and the track record for Inkzall currently is about a month. If you are looking for an awesome marker that blows through the crud, and still gets the job done Inkzall is your marker. if Milwaukee can fix these other two issues with the markers I think they will obliterate their competition!

I use the marker for specific markings when prepping for cutting metal, and I have had so many problems that I will not recommend this product as it has not lived up to its name. I figured I'd give it a try since it's under the Milwaukee brand and it claims to be an excellent product, but it failed. One of the four markers worked somewhat OK. I figured it may have been an old product, nonetheless, I can't afford to run back to the store to purchase writing tools that will not work.

Thes markers are absolutely impressive. As a brick & stone Mason I use these markers hundreds of times a day. I use them to make Concrete, Brick, CMU's, Stone, etc. I use Clipper wet saws with every cut. These markers can get wet and still work like new. The cap can be left off for hours and they still work. The tip can get dirty and the marker still works fine!! BEST MARKERS I HAVE EVER USED IN MY 15 YEARS IN THE MASONRY TRADE!!

I bought this at the checkout aisle of mylocal big box hardware store on an impulse, who doesn't need an extra marker? After seeing how much effort Milwaukee went though to make this the best working marker in any hardware store I started buying more Milwaukee equipment. After this I bought a tape measure, then a voltage detector, then I gave away my Makita drill set and bought a Milwaukee, now half of my garage is red.

This marker works great for marking on anything. The bad part of this marker is the cap does not fit securely on the back end of the barrel for when in use. I've bought over 50 of these markers and have lost the cap to probably 48 of them so far. Once the cap gets lost, they get tossed in the garbage. Great marketing scheme by Milwaukee. I still rely on my S**rp** brand though as I rarely lose the caps for them.

Great marker until the tip slides back into the barrel. Have to try and grab what's left sticking out and pull it back out. Messy and it won't stay out. I'm not applying excessive pressure when it happens. If I pop it apart, I can see the tip isn't seated against the felt cartridge so nothing to keep it from happening. I purchased 3 sets of two markers and they all fail the same way.

Cooks by this marker because they can write on Frozen items. Of course it was my recommendation for that. I do construction and I have no problem with these markers as I don't jab the tip in when I'm writing on any surface and I have not seen the ink disappear yet and some of the wood over a year ago that I marked still has the marks.

It works as advertised, but the clip on the cap seems to be a little on the weak side and I've had several break. I've used them with my hard hat, but the clip doesn't work well with a regular ball cap which is a little thinker at the brim. The ones that have broken are usually in my pocket and not even using the hard hat feature.