Rotuladores para flipchart Edding 385/380/383 colores surtidos 1,0–5,0 mm, pack de 6

Set of six Edding flipchart markers (models 385/380/383) in assorted colors with tip widths from 1.0 to 5.0 mm, designed for clear, visible strokes on flipcharts and paper. The set combines fine and broad tips to cover detailed writing, annotations and bold headings during presentations, meetings and workshops. These markers are suitable for repeated use in office, classroom or home environments where reliable, legible ink is required.

Advantages

The markers provide consistent ink flow and color intensity across a range of tip sizes, enabling both precise lines and broad coverage without excessive bleed on typical flipchart paper. Assorted tip widths allow quick switching between detailed notes and attention-grabbing headlines. The felt tips are resilient for frequent use, and the colors are selected for high visibility under indoor lighting. The set is compact and easy to store or carry to meetings.

Suitable for

• Presentations and workshops on flipcharts
• Classroom teaching and whiteboard-style paper exercises
• Office brainstorming and planning sessions
• Home organization, lists and creative projects on paper
• Creating posters, charts and visual aids

Key specifications

• Number of markers: 6
• Tip types and sizes: assorted felt tips, range 1.0–5.0 mm
• Ink color: assorted high-visibility colors
• Suitable surfaces: flipchart paper and general paper
• Tip material: resilient fiber/felt for repeated use

How to use

Remove the cap before use and select the marker with the required tip width. Apply even pressure while writing or drawing on flipchart paper to achieve consistent stroke width. Store markers horizontally or with the cap securely closed to maintain tip moisture and ink flow. Replace caps immediately after use to prevent the tips from drying out.

Recommendations

For best results on flipchart paper, use broader tips for headings and bold strokes and finer tips for annotations and lists; test on a spare sheet to check bleed-through before writing on final materials.