Single-Tip Acrylic Marker Set — 60 Colours
$1.08 per marker
Specification
- Tips
- Single tapered fibre tip, one per marker, in the colour of the ink
- Packaging
- Card carton, shrink-wrapped
About this product
At sixty the character of this palette becomes unmistakable: soft sages and olives, blue-greys, putty and skin tones, with the saturated primaries in the minority. Anyone expecting a bright rainbow should know that in advance — and for lettering on kraft, slate or stained timber it is an advantage rather than a shortcoming.
Every colour in the 36-colour set is included here, with twenty-four more added. Each marker has one tapered fibre tip in the colour of its ink, a gloss black barrel, and a clear ribbed collar behind the tip that shows the ink level.
Specification
- 60 single-tip acrylic markers
- Tapered fibre tip, one per marker, in the colour of the ink
- Caps carry a colour indicator; the colour reference is a three-digit code
- Flat card carton, shrink-wrapped, printed DMX-2025A-60 and 60 COLORS/PCS
- Supplied size: 14.8 × 4 × 26.3 cm
- Weight: 0.875 kg
Printed on the carton
The manufacturer makes four claims of its own on the box — non-toxic, brush tip, strong coverage and water-based — together with a free ink system, rich colours and a flexible tip. These are the manufacturer's words, repeated rather than endorsed. The carton also asks that markers be re-capped after use and stored horizontally.
A sensible size for someone who paints stones, letters signage or decorates glass regularly rather than occasionally: enough close neighbours to shade within a colour family instead of jumping between them.
Delivery. Tracked delivery to mainland Great Britain — England, Scotland and Wales — costs a flat rate per order and is free over a set order value. See our Delivery page for what those are today. Arrival is estimated at around 15 days.
Selected by COLOURIVO. COLOURIVO is the seller and your support contact; these markers are made and shipped by our supplier, and we do not hold stock in a UK warehouse.



