Sharpie Permanent Markers, Fine Point, Black, 12 Count - Office Labeling Supplies for Desks and Storage Rooms
Sharpie Permanent Markers, Fine Point, Black, 12 Count - Office Labeling Supplies for Desks and Storage Rooms
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Why you'll love it
- Trusted Sharpie brand delivers consistent, professional-grade permanent marks
- 12-count bulk pack provides strong value and reduces frequent repurchasing
- Fade-resistant and water-resistant ink ensures labels and marks last for years
- Multi-surface versatility (paper, plastic, metal) eliminates the need for multiple marker types
- Quick-drying alcohol-based ink prevents smudging on important documents and projects
Perfect for
- Labeling storage bins, boxes, and file folders in offices and homes
- Marking inventory, shipping boxes, and warehouse goods
- Grading papers and writing on whiteboards/labels in classrooms
- Creating art projects, posters, and custom designs on paper, plastic, and metal
- Organizing garage tools, pantry items, and household supplies with long-lasting labels
Product Information
Proudly permanent ink marks on paper, plastic, metal, and most other surfaces
Intensely bold colours create eye-popping, vibrant impressions
Remarkably resilient ink dries quickly and resists fading and water
Endlessly versatile fine tip makes impressively bold, detailed marks
Includes 12 black permanent markers, for a rich and long-lasting colour
Sharpie Permanent Markers | Fine Point for Bold Details | Black Ink | 12 Count Marker PensRecommended Uses For Product: Metal,Plastic
Target Audience: Adult
Marker Type: Permanent Marker
Global Trade Identification Number: 03501170810934
Age Range Description: All Ages
Warranty Description: As Labeled
Included Components: 12 x Black Sharpie Markers
Surface Recommendation: Paper
Material Type: Plastic
Ink Base: Alcohol
Ink Color: Black
Point Type: Fine
Additional Features: Fade Resistant, Indelible, Multi Surface Use, Quick-Drying Ink, Water Resistant
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Line Size: 0.5 millimeters
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Is Waterproof: true
Grip Type: Standard
Writing Instrument Form: Marker Pen
Color: Black
Style: Fine Tip
Pattern: Single
Body Shape: Cylindrical
Number of Items: 12
Item Weight: 0.01 Kilograms
Number of Pieces: 1
Item Dimensions: 0.63 x 0.5 x 5.44 inches
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the fine point let me write neatly on small file folder labels without smudging?
Yes. The 0.5mm fine point produces crisp, controlled lines that fit standard file folder and storage bin labels, and the quick-drying alcohol-based ink prevents smearing as you write.
Does the ink dry fast enough to stack labeled boxes right after writing?
Yes. The alcohol-based permanent ink is formulated to dry in seconds, so you can label shipping cartons and storage boxes and move them into a stack without waiting or worrying about transfer.
Will my handwritten labels stay readable after months in a warehouse or storage room?
Yes. The fade-resistant and water-resistant formula is designed for long-lasting impressions, so dates, inventory codes, and category labels remain legible through handling, dust, and humidity.
Can I use these markers on plastic storage bins and metal shelving tags in the same workday?
Yes. The multi-surface formula works on paper, plastic, and metal, so you can label file folders, plastic bins, and metal shelves with one marker instead of switching between multiple pen types.
Is a 12-pack enough to keep an entire office, mailroom, or admin team supplied?
Yes. The 12-count bulk pack is designed for high-volume shared use, giving you enough markers to stock a mailroom, supply a teacher's grading station, or outfit multiple workstations without constant restocking.
Which Sharpie marker pack is best for keeping my home office focused and organized all week?
The Fine Point, 12-Count Black pack is ideal for productivity-focused setups. The fine tip handles small folder and bin labels, the black ink looks professional on every surface, and the 12-count keeps your desk stocked so a dead marker never interrupts your workflow.
Will these markers help me build a consistent label system across my desk, drawers, and filing cabinet?
Yes. Because every marker in the pack lays down the same line width and the same deep black, your labels look uniform whether they are on paper, plastic drawers, or metal file cabinets, giving your workspace a clean, professional appearance.
Are these good for writing on whiteboard labels in a meeting room or study area?
Yes. The permanent ink works on label stock applied to whiteboards, making it easy to create reusable-looking section markers and agenda boards for offices, libraries, and study spaces.
Do these markers reduce the number of writing tools I need at my desk?
Yes. Because they write on paper, plastic, and metal with the same permanent formula, one Sharpie replaces a separate pen for folders, bins, and shipping tags, simplifying your daily setup.
Is the fine tip comfortable for long labeling sessions in a mailroom or storage room?
Yes. The cylindrical plastic barrel with an ambidextrous standard grip is built for extended use, so you can label hundreds of bins or folders in one shift without hand fatigue.
How do Sharpie fine point permanent markers compare to regular ballpoint pens for office labeling?
Unlike ballpoint pens, Sharpie fine point markers use permanent alcohol-based ink that does not wash off, fades far more slowly, and writes on plastic and metal where most ballpoints skip or smear. For long-term office and warehouse labeling, they are the more durable choice.
How do these compare to other Sharpie tip sizes for productivity labeling?
Fine point 0.5mm is the best balance for productivity work: thin enough for small file folder labels and bar-coded tags, yet bold enough to read at a distance. Ultra-fine tips are even more precise but harder to read on large boxes, while chisel tips are too wide for small label fields.
How do Sharpie permanent markers compare to label maker tape for organizing an office?
Label makers give you typed text, but they are limited to specific tape sizes and can be expensive to replace. Sharpie permanent markers write freely on any bin, box, or folder shape, cost less per label, and let you add custom notes, dates, or codes that a label maker cannot.
I am worried the ink will bleed through the file folders I write on. Should I choose a different marker?
The fine 0.5mm point lays down a controlled amount of ink that minimizes bleed on standard file folder stock, and the quick-dry formula reduces the wet time that causes bleeding. For very thin paper, test a small area first, but most standard folders accept the ink cleanly.
Will the alcohol smell be distracting in a small home office?
The alcohol-based ink has a brief scent on first use, similar to a standard permanent marker, and it dissipates within seconds. In a normally ventilated home office, it is not noticeable and will not disrupt your focus.
I do not want to repurchase markers every few weeks. Is the 12-pack actually enough for an entire office team?
Yes. The 12-count configuration is built for shared use, so an office, mailroom, or admin team can work through weeks of daily labeling before needing to restock, which is a key reason buyers choose this size.
How do I get the cleanest, most consistent line when writing with these markers?
Start the mark a fraction of an inch before the surface, keep the marker moving steadily, and lift cleanly at the end. For very fine details, rest your hand on the table and let the page move rather than the marker. Recap the marker between uses to keep the tip from drying out.
How long does it take for the ink to fully dry and become smudge-proof?
On most paper, plastic, and metal surfaces, the alcohol-based ink dries within a few seconds. For very dense strokes on non-porous surfaces, allow 10 to 15 seconds for a full cure before stacking or touching the mark.
How should I store the markers so they do not dry out between uses?
Always recap the marker tightly after use and store the pack horizontally in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Horizontal storage keeps the ink evenly distributed against the tip, which extends the life of every marker in the 12-pack.
Do these markers work on glass, wood, and fabric?
They adhere best to paper, plastic, and metal, and they can be used on glass and sealed wood. On untreated fabric, the ink will sit on the surface and is not washable, so Sharpie recommends a fabric marker for clothing and textiles.
Will the ink hold up outdoors or in a humid garage or basement?
The water-resistant and fade-resistant formula is built to last, so it will hold up well in garages, basements, and covered outdoor storage. For surfaces in direct, prolonged sun or weather exposure, consider a product rated for outdoor use.
What is included in the 12-count pack, and do I need to buy anything else to start using them?
The pack includes 12 individually capped Sharpie fine point permanent markers in black. Nothing else is required to start writing. For label projects you may want a ruler and a clean cloth to wipe the surface, but the markers are ready to use straight out of the box.
Are these markers non-toxic and safe for general everyday use?
Sharpie permanent markers are non-toxic under normal use and conform to standard art marker safety requirements. They are not designed for use on skin and should be kept away from very young children, but they are safe for typical office, school, craft, and home labeling.
Will the ink smell linger in a small room or workspace?
The alcohol-based ink has a brief scent only when the cap is off, and it dissipates within seconds in a normally ventilated room. It does not leave a lasting odor on the marker itself, on the surface written on, or in the surrounding air.
What is the difference between a permanent marker and a dry erase marker, and which do I need?
Permanent markers use ink that bonds to the surface and cannot be erased, while dry erase markers use ink that wipes off non-porous whiteboards with a dry cloth. If you want labels, signs, and long-lasting marks, you need a permanent marker like this Sharpie. If you want something that wipes clean, you need a dry erase marker, and the two are not interchangeable.
