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Arro-Mark® Company L.L.C
Arro-Mark® is a family owned and operated company based in Englewood, New Jersey, is a manufacturer and wholesaler of industrial marking devices. They offer a wide variety of high quality and competitively priced valve-controlled permanent ink and paint markers, laundry and textile markers, removable ink markers, and metal ball-point markers. They will custom manufacture to your specification ink or paint in various marking pen sizes. |
PM 16 Mighty Markers
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The Mighty Marker Industrial Grade Permanent Paint Markers are Arro Mark's most popular marking pens. They write on metal & most surfaces including oily or wet surfaces.
Permanent marks on metal, oily metal, rubber, plastics, composites, wood, masonry, glass, nearly anything. Water-proof and weather-proof. Suitable For indoor & outdoor use. Oil-based opaque paint. Quick drying - 30 seconds or less. Fade & abrasion resistant. Chemical and UV light resistant. Marks are lightfast. Mighty Marker Paints are also available in 6oz containers. |
High Purity Mighty Marker
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Low Corrosive Requirements, Nuclear Spec, Alcohol-based Ink and Aromatic Solvent Paint
Reliable and thorough testing and formulation that fulfills the needs of various specialty applications. These marking pens contain high-purity inks for safely marking nuclear pipes, vessels, stainless steel, and titanium. Welding operations, automotive plants, and aircraft industries can also benefit from them. The ink/ paint has been certified by an outside laboratory and will not contaminate or adversely affect the surfaces being marked. |
High Temperature Mighty Markers
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Permanent with Annealing / Heat Treatment, Xylene-based Paint, Use at -50F to 150F (-46C to 66C)
These High Temp Mighty Marker specialty ink and paint markers are formulated for non-porous surfaces, like bare metal / cold rolled steel, that reach 2000F/1093C.
The marks are permanent and become fused when heated. They work well for marking or coding ceramics and glass when they are glazed, baked or fired. The inks and paints also won't burn off when used to mark pipes heated to high temperatures. |
