Rotulador para pizarra blanca Stanger BM240 — tinta verde, punta redonda 1–3 mm

Stanger BM240 is a green whiteboard marker with a round 1–3 mm tip designed for writing and drawing on non-porous whiteboard surfaces. The marker produces clear, erasable lines suitable for presentations, notes and everyday planning. Its ink is formulated for easy dry-erase removal from enamel, glass and lacquered boards without leaving heavy residue when wiped with a dry or damp cloth.

Advantages

The round 1–3 mm tip delivers consistent medium and fine strokes for text and simple diagrams, enabling legible handwriting and clean drawing. Green ink provides good contrast on white surfaces and remains visible from a distance. The marker is refillable or replaceable at end of life depending on the model variant and is balanced for comfortable use during extended writing sessions. The quick-drying ink minimizes smudging while allowing intentional erasure without staining typical whiteboard finishes.

Suitable for

• Office whiteboards during meetings and presentations
• Classroom boards for lessons and diagrams
• Project planning and daily scheduling on magnetic or dry-erase boards
• Brainstorming sessions and temporary signage

Key specifications

• Ink colour: green
• Tip shape: round
• Line width: 1–3 mm
• Writable surfaces: non-porous whiteboards, enamel, glass, lacquered boards
• Ink type: dry-erase, quick-drying
• Cap: ventilated snap-fit cap

How to use

Remove the cap and write on a clean, dry whiteboard surface. Apply light to medium pressure to produce lines in the 1–3 mm range; rotate the tip slightly for uniform wear. To erase, use a dry eraser for recent marks or a damp cloth for older residue. Replace the cap after use to prevent tip drying and store horizontally or with the tip down if recommended by the manufacturer.

Recommendations

For best performance, test the marker on a small area of the board before extended use and avoid porous or damaged surfaces. Keep the cap closed when not in use and store away from direct heat. If marks become difficult to remove, clean the board with a whiteboard cleaner or isopropyl alcohol before rewriting.