Pilot Wbma-Tm-R Wytebord Marker Bullet Tip 4Mm Red Box Of 12

The Wytebord Marker is a dry-wipe whiteboard marker. Its ink does not contain toxic solvents, and its Acrylic fibre tip is hard-wearing. Comes in a range of sizes and colours. 

• Strong aluminium barrel
• Bullet shaped tip provides sharp lettering
• Low odour, xylene free, alcohol based ink
• Writing width : 1.80 mm - 2.20mm
• Tip size : 4.00 mm

Dry Erase Markers Category

During the 70s, wet erase markers were a popular writing instrument for use on overhead transparencies used by lecturers for academic or business presentations. At the same time, school children were still being asked to stay late and beat the chalk out of the teacher's erasers. Suddenly an idea arose for a versatile new product, a dry marker that could be used on a non-porous surface and later wiped cleaned without producing harmful dust particles. By 1975, Pilot Pen would patent the dry erase marker (or non-permanent whiteboard marker) that used a special ink which prohibited the pigment particles from sticking to any non-porous surfaces. Over the next twenty years as the popularity of dust-sensitive computers grew in the classroom and boardroom, whiteboards quickly began to replace the antiquated chalkboard and erasable markers became the standard. Nowadays, the refillable dry erase marker is used to write, doodle or draw on glass, mirrors, windshields and just about any non-porous surface.

About Pilot

Pilot is a global Japanese brand known for innovation and quality writing instruments. In Australia, Pilot is the brand of choice amongst consumers looking for a smooth writing experience combined with quality and reliability. The Pilot range is extensive, covering premium gold nib fountain pens to everyday ballpoint pens and markers. Most pens are manufactured in Japan, with some also made in France and the US.

Innovation is a key to Pilot’s global success. In 2005 Pilot created ‘FriXion’, Australia’s best selling erasable pen. FriXion uses a unique thermo-sensitive gel ink. The friction caused by rubbing the paper generates heat which causes the ink to become invisible. With no damage to the paper, you can erase and instantly re-write over your mistakes.