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Chalkola Dry Erase Markers Bulk - 60 Pack (15x Black, Red, Green Blue)
Product ID: B09TSGWQ8X
Condition: New
Selected Option: Chisel Tip 4 Colors - BK, R, G, B 60 Pack
$ 161
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Product Description
Chalkola Dry Erase Markers Bulk - 60 Pack (15x Black, Red, Green Blue)
- Low Odor Dry Erase Markers Non Toxic for Kids - Chalkola whiteboard marker conform to ASTM and EN71 regulations & are AP Certified. Our dry erase pen are safe to use for kids
- Erasable Markers for Whiteboard - Dry Erase Marker set that dry quickly, erase quickly with any cloth or dry eraser. Dry erase markers chisel tip allows to produce thin or thick lines without any breaks, making them perfect for classrooms or conference rooms.
- These white board marker work on any non-porous surface like blackboard, glass board, plastic boards, ceramic. They can be used as fine tip dry erase markers or thick point, in different angles
- Smear Proof, No Ghosting Whiteboard Pens - Our colorful dry erase markers for kids has ink specially formulated to provide a versatile writing experience. The ink on these dry erase board markers is rub-resistant that wipes clean completely.
- 60 Colored Dry Erase Markers - Comes in 4 rich colors - 15 pens each of: Black, Blue, Red, Green)
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Chalkola
Manufacturer
Chalkola
Binding
Office Product
PartNumber
chk_60_dry erase_rbgb
Color
60 Chisel 4 Colors
Size
Chisel Tip
NumberOfItems
60
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