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Milwaukee Inkzall Liquid Paint Marker

3 types from £3.49

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Sharpie Fine Tip Permanent Marker Pen

3 types from £3.49

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Hultafors HDM Dry Marker

£12.95

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Hultafors HDM Dry Marker Refills

2 types £9.95

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Pica Ink Deep Hole Marker

3 types £7.95

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Markal Valve Action Paint Marker

2 types £11.95

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Hultafors Deep Hole Permanent Marker Pen

2 types from £5.95

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Stanley Mini Fine Tip Marker Pen Tub

2 types £44.95

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Faithfull Paint Marker Pen

2 types £10.95

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Markal Cold Surface Marker

5 types from £3.95

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About Markers

MyToolShed.co.uk stocks a comprehensive range of professional marking tools designed for tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts who demand precision and durability. Our selection includes permanent markers, dry markers, deep hole markers, paint markers, and specialist marking pencils from trusted brands including Markal, Milwaukee, Hultafors, Pica, and Faithfull. Whether you're marking timber, metal, concrete, or other surfaces, the right marker ensures accurate measurements and clear guidelines that withstand demanding work environments.

From fine tip permanent markers for detailed annotation to heavy-duty paint markers for rough surfaces, our markers category features tools engineered for every trade application. Choose from retractable designs for portability, chisel tips for broader lines, or specialised cold surface markers for challenging conditions. With options suitable for both 240v power tool users needing precise cut marks and general construction professionals requiring weather-resistant markings, MyToolShed offers marking solutions for every task.

Applications

Professional markers are essential across multiple trades and industries:

  • Carpenters and joiners: marking cut lines, measurements, and assembly points on timber
  • Electricians: labelling cables, marking conduit positions, and identifying electrical components
  • Plumbers: indicating pipe cuts, fitting positions, and system layouts
  • Metalworkers and fabricators: marking steel, aluminium, and other metals for cutting and welding
  • Construction workers: site marking, material identification, and quality control annotations
  • Mechanics: component labelling and assembly sequence marking
  • General DIY projects: measuring, planning, and precision marking across various materials

Choosing The Right Markers

Selecting the appropriate marker depends on several key factors:

  • Surface material: ensure compatibility with wood, metal, concrete, plastic, or glass surfaces
  • Tip type: fine bullet tips for precision work, chisel tips for broader visibility, or deep hole markers for confined spaces
  • Permanence: choose permanent markers for lasting marks or dry markers for temporary guidelines
  • Working conditions: consider weather-resistant or cold surface markers for outdoor or challenging environments
  • Visibility: select high-contrast colours for different materials – white for dark surfaces, dark for light materials
  • Refillability: invest in refillable systems like the Hultafors HDM range for long-term economy
  • Brand reputation: trusted names like Markal and Milwaukee offer proven reliability for professional use

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between permanent and dry markers?

Permanent markers use ink that bonds with surfaces for lasting marks that resist water and abrasion, ideal for labelling and permanent guidelines. Dry markers use graphite or chalk-based materials that can be wiped away, perfect for temporary layout work that needs adjusting or removing after cutting.

Will markers work on wet or cold surfaces?

Standard markers struggle on wet or very cold surfaces. MyToolShed.co.uk stocks specialist cold surface markers from brands like Markal, specifically formulated to mark on surfaces down to -18°C, making them essential for outdoor winter work or refrigerated environments.

How long do professional markers typically last?

Lifespan varies by usage frequency and tip type. Fine tip permanent markers typically provide several hundred metres of continuous marking, whilst chisel tip markers offer broader coverage but shorter total distance. Refillable systems like those from Hultafors and Pica provide the best long-term value for regular users.

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